Titanborn: Crown of Ash and Thunder

A Greek Mythology Fantasy of Titan War, Divine Betrayal, and Rising Gods

369 pagesPublished 4 April 2026Kindle, paperback & hardcoverEpic Fantasy

The Crown was never meant to last. But the king who forged it won’t let go.

Months after the battle that nearly shattered Olympus, Lyra Thane serves as an uneasy guardian between gods and mortals. The fragile peace she helped broker is crumbling. Storms without divine origin batter the Aegean. Sacred ground cracks and bleeds. And something ancient is waking beneath the earth, something that knows her name.

When a colossal entity tears through the sky declaring itself the Heir of the First King, Lyra discovers a devastating truth: the Crown of Dominion, an artefact forged from stolen Titan essence, still operates in the depths beneath Crete. For three thousand years, it has drained imprisoned gods to fuel Olympian supremacy. And now the pressure is building toward catastrophe.

To unmake the Crown, Lyra must descend into the Labyrinth, not a maze but a machine, the greatest ever built, with only a mortal engineer and her own unstable power to guide her. But the Crown responds to Titan blood, and touching it will change her forever. Meanwhile, Zeus will stop at nothing to reclaim the source of his stolen authority.

The cycle of control runs from father to son, from Kronos to Zeus, from fear to dominion. Breaking it will demand more than power.

It will demand sacrifice.

Titanborn: Crown of Ash and Thunder is the second book in The Titanborn Saga, a mythic fantasy epic for readers who love Madeline Miller, Leigh Bardugo, and Jennifer Saint.

The series

The Titanborn Saga

  1. Book 1Coming soon
  2. Titanborn: Blood of the First Flame
    Book 2Titanborn: Blood of the First Flame 5.00 · 3 Goodreads ratings
  3. Daughter of the Deep Stone
    Book 3Daughter of the Deep Stone
Helena Mythros

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Helena Mythros

The Architect of Fallen Gods

Helena Mythros writes epic fantasy rooted in the fire and fury of Greek mythology. Her stories explore what happens when mortal lives collide with divine wars and when ancient bloodlines refuse to stay buried.

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