Surrendering Hope (The Hope Legacy Book 2)

A storm is coming ... Natia has to hide, be swept away, or become an immovable force. Reality is wrapped in myth and legend. Gods pull her in different directions, each harbouring a conflicting agenda. Unlikely allies challenge her beliefs, identities are revealed, and evil wears many faces. Faced with a choice to save the man she loves or the human race, what will she choose? Logic dictates that one life is not worth millions, but love is never logical.18 + only due to mature scenes.Reading order (completed trilogy) Seducing HopeSurrendering HopeSurviving HopeReviews"There's darkness and light, terror and hope. It's beautifully written and wonderfully descriptive. It's heartbreaking and joyous and soul destroying." - Michaella Dieter, Goodreads."First book in this series shattered me, second book in this series ruined me." - Yourstrulybooknerd, Goodreads."It's a fantastic mix of fantasy and mythology that was so unique and unlike anything I have read before." - Megan, Goodreads."The novel is intense, hot, dark but bright and beautifully written." - Adhya Kalr, Goodreads."This is a masterpiece." - Jamie Stahl, Goodreads."This series pulled me in from the first sentence and kept me holding my seat until the very last sentence. Adaline's writing is raw, real and encapsulating." - Erica, Goodreads."The characters, the settings, and magic will undoubtedly bring your imagination to life." - C.S. Nuguid, Goodreads."Steamy, action-packed, and full of snark, Adaline Winters continues to kill it with Surrendering Hope." - Isabella Tugman, Goodreads.About the AuthorAdaline Winters is a former criminal intelligence analyst and current high school teacher, who teaches sulky teenagers the joy of math ... In return they gift her with endless sarcasm and witty banter that makes her smile.She lives with her husband, teenage daughter and crazy spaniel, in the not so sunny but scenic, Lake District, England.Adaline began writing following a diagnosis with a life altering disease and brain surgery. Writing became a way of expressing and channeling the pain and frustration into something tangible, and the characters running around her healing brain leapt from mind to paper.When she's not writing, you can find her failing to grow tomatoes or reading anything fantasy based - particularly books with strong heroines who drive alpha males insane.