The House of Atreus reaches its breathtaking conclusion in this seventh and final novel of the completed saga?a sweeping blend of Greek mythology, historical epic, science fiction, and dark fantasy that reimagines the legendary fall of Bronze Age Greece as humanity's first encounter with beings once mistaken for gods.

For twelve thousand years, the gods have ruled unquestioned.

Now they must answer for it.

Orestes stands accused of murdering his mother. Apollo commanded the crime. The Furies demand justice.

But when Athena summons twelve ordinary mortals from across the ancient world to judge the case, the trial becomes something no god expected.

Not the trial of one man.

The trial of Olympus itself.

As Apollo, Artemis, Zeus, and the Furies are forced to answer for centuries of prophecy, manipulation, and deception, humanity must confront an impossible question: should the gods continue to rule... or should mortals finally govern themselves?

Orestes has already accepted his guilt. What he refuses to accept is that guilt should be the last word.

Outside the courtroom, something ancient, imprisoned since the dawn of the gods, is watching and waiting for Olympus to destroy itself. And the future of civilization hangs on the verdict of twelve people who never asked to judge anyone.

The House of Atreus began with one family cursed by forces they could not understand.

It ends with humanity deciding whether the age of gods should end forever.