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Hathor Reborn is the story of how Hathor became the Goddess of Love.
What comes after enlightenment? The unravelling.
Hathor is a minor deity, goddess of the sky. She thought she would live out the rest of eternity in an idyllic life in the divine dimension. But one day she meets Tabia, daughter to Menkaure (king in Ancient Egypt), a human girl who impresses Hathor with her incredible artistry. Over time, Hathor comes to love the girl as her own daughter, but the problem is that mortal, non-magic beings such as humans cannot ascend to the heavens. Desiring to raise Tabia up into divinity, Hathor makes a deal with Fate and hatches a plan with the help of Tourain, the shadow immortal, to open a portal from Earth to another world.
Her plan to transform Tabias soul from non-magic to magic, from mortal to immortal, goes against the rules of the Heavenly Realm. When the Great Gods and Goddesses banish Hathor, she loses her divinity, her immortality, even her wings, and is sent to Earth as a mortal.
While grieving the loss of everything that mattered to her, Hathor must find a way to overcome the challenges of mortality, escape Tourain (who hounds her because she has yet to pay the price of his help) and fulfill her true potential.
What comes after enlightenment? Standing face to face with Fate and creating yourself anew. But a rebirth must be earned and deals with Fate are never simple.
Hathor Reborn is a fantasy about transforming yourself, about discovering who you truly are and giving yourself permission to become who you need to be. It explores different kinds of love (familial, platonic, sensual, sexual) and the themes of found family and loyalty. It can be read as a standalone novel or as a kind of a prequel to Winds of Transformation, since the character of Hathor appears in both. The events of Hathor Reborn happen thousands of years before Winds of Transformation and describe the origins of the Goddess of Love, and to some extent, give a wider context to certain events and characters that appear in Winds of Transformation.
The novel contains positive depictions of LGBTQA characters.

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Hathor Reborn is the story of how Hathor became the Goddess of Love.
nWhat comes after enlightenment? The unravelling.
nHathor is a minor deity, goddess of the sky. She thought she would live out the rest of eternity in an idyllic life in the divine dimension. But one day she meets Tabia, daughter to Menkaure (king in Ancient Egypt), a human girl who impresses Hathor with her incredible artistry. Over time, Hathor comes to love the girl as her own daughter, but the problem is that mortal, non-magic beings such as humans cannot ascend to the heavens. Desiring to raise Tabia up into divinity, Hathor makes a deal with Fate and hatches a plan with the help of Tourain, the shadow immortal, to open a portal from Earth to another world.
nHer plan to transform Tabia’s soul from non-magic to magic, from mortal to immortal, goes against the rules of the Heavenly Realm. When the Great Gods and Goddesses banish Hathor, she loses her divinity, her immortality, even her wings, and is sent to Earth as a mortal.
nWhile grieving the loss of everything that mattered to her, Hathor must find a way to overcome the challenges of mortality, escape Tourain (who hounds her because she has yet to pay the price of his help) and fulfill her true potential.
nWhat comes after enlightenment? Standing face to face with Fate and creating yourself anew. But a rebirth must be earned and deals with Fate are never simple.
nHathor Reborn is a fantasy about transforming yourself, about discovering who you truly are and giving yourself permission to become who you need to be. It explores different kinds of love (familial, platonic, sensual, sexual) and the themes of found family and loyalty. It can be read as a standalone novel or as a kind of a prequel to Winds of Transformation, since the character of Hathor appears in both. The events of Hathor Reborn happen thousands of years before Winds of Transformation and describe the origins of the Goddess of Love, and to some extent, give a wider context to certain events and characters that appear in Winds of Transformation.
nThe novel contains positive depictions of LGBTQA+ characters.

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Hathor Reborn is the story of how Hathor became the Goddess of Love.
nWhat comes after enlightenment? The unravelling.
nHathor is a minor deity, goddess of the sky. She thought she would live out the rest of eternity in an idyllic life in the divine dimension. But one day she meets Tabia, daughter to Menkaure (king in Ancient Egypt), a human girl who impresses Hathor with her incredible artistry. Over time, Hathor comes to love the girl as her own daughter, but the problem is that mortal, non-magic beings such as humans cannot ascend to the heavens. Desiring to raise Tabia up into divinity, Hathor makes a deal with Fate and hatches a plan with the help of Tourain, the shadow immortal, to open a portal from Earth to another world.
nHer plan to transform Tabia's soul from non-magic to magic, from mortal to immortal, goes against the rules of the Heavenly Realm. When the Great Gods and Goddesses banish Hathor, she loses her divinity, her immortality, even her wings, and is sent to Earth as a mortal.
nWhile grieving the loss of everything that mattered to her, Hathor must find a way to overcome the challenges of mortality, escape Tourain (who hounds her because she has yet to pay the price of his help) and fulfill her true potential.
nWhat comes after enlightenment? Standing face to face with Fate and creating yourself anew. But a rebirth must be earned and deals with Fate are never simple.
nHathor Reborn is a fantasy about transforming yourself, about discovering who you truly are and giving yourself permission to become who you need to be. It explores different kinds of love (familial, platonic, sensual, sexual) and the themes of found family and loyalty. It can be read as a standalone novel or as a kind of a prequel to Winds of Transformation, since the character of Hathor appears in both. The events of Hathor Reborn happen thousands of years before Winds of Transformation and describe the origins of the Goddess of Love, and to some extent, give a wider context to certain events and characters that appear in Winds of Transformation.
nThe novel contains positive depictions of LGBTQA+ characters.

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