Oak

What would the God King of Summer want with a shunned climate scientist?

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Sadie is a small-town girl who is really, really good at two things: 1) getting into the fun kind of trouble, and 2) solving other people's problems. The second talent comes in handy when settling fights, so it shouldn't be a surprise when the Oak King, the mythological god of Summer, visits asking for her help. 

But not everything is simple in the world of gods and mythology.

To make matters worse, the chemistry between Sadie and Oak won't seem to fizzle out, no matter how hard Sadie wants to keep things "professional." And when her expertise as a climate scientist begins to fall on deaf ears, Sadie will have to decide whether or not to leave the Otherworld behind once and for all.

The answer of who is right, Oak or Holly, proves to be a fight she might not be able to diffuse, and Sadie will have to decide what she's willing to sacrifice to see the job through to the end.

This book is ideal for lovers of Blood of Hercules by Jasmine Mas, Emily Wilde's Encyclopaedia of Faeries by Heather Fawcett, and The Games Gods Play by Abigail Owen.

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