Hidden Goddess (Shadows of the Immortals Book 4) Read online

  Just wait until I got my hands on whoever it was. I jiggled the baby, turning over options in my mind. What to do next? How would I find them? They had managed to stay hidden a long time.

  First, I would find Zeus. For the first time, it really hit me that he was actually my father. Holy shit. I had a father. And man, was it just me, or were the men of this family all useless? My father, my uncle, and my brother had all managed to get themselves caught, or nearly so. Despite this poor judgement, the father of the gods was probably the only one who had the firepower to deal with the traitor. All I had to was work out where to aim him.

  But first I had to find him.

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  ALSO BY MARINA FINLAYSON

  MAGIC’S RETURN SERIES

  The Fairytale Curse

  The Cauldron’s Gift

  THE PROVING SERIES

  Moonborn

  Twiceborn

  The Twiceborn Queen

  Twiceborn Endgame

  SHADOWS OF THE IMMORTALS SERIES

  Stolen Magic

  Murdered Gods

  Rivers of Hell

  Hidden Goddess

  ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

  Thank you to all my readers who have written to me about this series. It’s nice to know you’re out there, waiting for Lexi’s next adventure! Thanks once again to Mal for beta reading on demand, and to my family for your enthusiasm and support.

  ABOUT THE AUTHOR

  Marina Finlayson is a reformed wedding organist who now writes fantasy. She is married and shares her Sydney home with three kids, a large collection of dragon statues and one very stupid dog with a death wish.

  Her idea of heaven is lying in the bath with a cup of tea and a good book until she goes wrinkly.