Zeus Family Tree Novels & Stories

After being separated from their mother for a number of months, Rheis held out hope that her two younger sons, Zeus and Poseidon, would give serious consideration to paying her a visit. Rheis was not the type of mother who placed an excessive amount of expectations on her kids. In the matter of Rheis's eldest child, Hades, Rheis tended to be quite insistent most of the time. After all, Hades was not only the eldest child, but he was also the patriarch of the family. She only exerts pressure on Hades when it relates to his responsibilities at work.

it made my body tense up. To be honest, I’m not feeling this ball. I mean, who am I kidding? I’ve never had a good feeling about a ball. On the bed, lying flat on my back with my feet on the floor, I thought to myself. My gaze was fixed on the ceiling. My mind is going over everything, both good and negative. At first, it was Alex, then Rex, and now Zeus, who snatched me from my parents. I need to see my parents and twin brother, and the only way to do so is to go through Zeus. My only recollection is that my father was a hybrid and my mother was a hybrid. Mom was the offspring of a witch and a wolf, while Dad was the offspring of a vampire and a wolf, and that mom was a white wolf. Though

Samuel says. “Uncle Zeus cheated on Aunt Hera. He got incredibly drunk and seduced a woman. That’s how our cousin Bryn came to be. Anyway, Aunt Hera was pissed so she cheated on him with two different guys, one was a fae and one was a werecat, which resulted in a pregnancy. She had twins. That’s how your line got started and this is why your lines are so much stronger than others of your same species. Samuel, your wife’s mother was the product of my Uncle Hesphaetus not being able to keep it in his pants.” Chris explains. “Her mother was a witch and her father was a warlock. I met both of them.” Samuel states.

“You said your business.” “I did,” Talen took a sip of his wine. “You’re not an employee of Zeus,” Rhett pressed. Heath had turned in order to look at Talen. “You own Zeus.” Talen lifted an eyebrow. “You are only just realizing this?” “Well, shit,” Cameron said slowly. “I thought that Zeus was owned by the Concordia royal family.” “I am one of the owners of Zeus,” Talen replied. “And I was a member of the Concordia royal family, but they do not own Zeus or myself.”

I growled at him while setting my hair with my fingers. "Well, grandpa has the ability to recognize the future Alpha earlier than anyone. When Zeus was born and Alpha Derek named him as Zeus. Since then grandpa did not call him Zeus once. He only addresses him as Alpha Zeus." Maria replied and I nodded my head. "According to grandpa, Zeus will be the future Alpha of our territory as well. Not just that, he will be the most powerful werewolf Alpha across the globe. That is why he calls him Alpha Zeus. In fact, grandpa is the very first person who ever submitted to Zeus and Alpha David is the second " Evangeline added and I looked at the little Zeus. He was singing lullaby for Dabria. My eyes

Perseus, Thomas’ wolf, was conceived in much the same way as Heracles, and they are only two of many bastards sired by the great and powerful Zeus. I tried explaining the familial ties to the group, how Perseus is Alcmene’s grandfather, and Iphicles, Torrin’s wolf, was the mortal son of Alcmene and Amphitryon, but the sickly shade of green they all turned told me they had heard enough. These days they call it incest when a man marries his sister like Zeus and Hera did, but it was common on the Mount and they weren’t the only sibling going at it.

His voice was deep, steady, but there was a weight in it that made me listen. “Fiona… I’m Zeus. Your father’s older brother.” The words hit me harder than the ropes around my wrists. My legs seemed to lose their strength even though I was already sitting. I shook my head. “That’s impossible. My father had no brothers. Magnus told me—” “Magnus told you what he needed you to believe,” Zeus said, stepping closer. “He never wanted you to know I was alive. He didn’t want you to know the truth about our family.”

That sound hit me harder than I wanted to admit. Zeus was no ordinary male. He was half-wolf, half-dragon. A hybrid born of fire and instinct. He ruled his own territory a few mountains over, where only hybrids lived. His pack was small, tight, deadly. They didn’t follow the old traditions like we did. They followed strength. Loyalty. And freedom. I had known Zeus. He was the abomination, his father threw him out after finding his mate, a dragon-shifter. But despite his father disowning him, he grew a herd of hybrids and attacked his own father, killing him as he announced it as a revenge for his mother.