Being alive has never been so exhilarating, or, as Ella is finding out, more dangerous....

A few months ago, Ella was a ghost.

D-E-D.

Hades, the God of the Underworld, brought her back to life as a boon to his beloved wife, Cressy, but things kinda unraveled when Ella met Zeus. Saying it all went Pete Tong is just an understatement.

Now, she's back on Earth in a body, but it isn't hers. She has a name too, and it isn't Ella.

What happens when a soul takes over another's body?

Well, it starts to look like demon possession.

Fearing her "mom" will bring in an exorcist, Ella agrees to stay in a rehab center where she accidentally meets Achilles and Pollux, guardians of the god Apollo. They're busy getting it on, and Ella is quite happy to hang around for the show. Until they realize she's snooping, of course.

Face-palm or what?

But the meeting is a revelation, and through them, she meets Castor and the god himself: Apollo.

As the second in Zeus' baby-making scheme, Ella is Apollo's bride. But her lineage is sired by Helios, the God who brings the sun out after a long night, and Apollo? He powers the sun itself.

Oops.

When these two get together, more than sparks fly, the sun itself starts to storm.

With the world unexpectedly in peril, Ella and her four husbands have to right the wrong they inadvertently committed when they danced the horizontal tango.

Can they save the world in time?

Find out in The Sun Revolves Around Apollo.