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Scarlett St. Clair-A Touch of Chaos!

A purchase of A Touch of Chaos from Eagle Eye Book Shop is required to attend. You can purchase either paperback or the hardcover. 

We are so excited to welcome the one and only Scarlett St. Clair to Atlanta on her tour for the highly anticipated and awaited finale to the internationally best-selling Hades x Persephone Saga, A Touch of Chaos ! She will just be doing a signing.

Scarlett will sign two books brought from home, but will sign any copies purchased at the event.

Please feel free to email us with any questions you may have, at [email protected] and please put A Touch of Chaos Tour in the subject. We're also available by phone at (404)486-0307 during our business hours of 10-7 Monday-Saturday and 12-6 on Sunday.

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Tour: A Touch of Darkness by Scarlett St. Clair

Goodreads  

Persephone is the Goddess of Spring by title only. The truth is, since she was a little girl, flowers have shriveled at her touch. After moving to New Athens, she hopes to lead an unassuming life disguised as a mortal journalist. Hades, God of the Dead, has built a gambling empire in the mortal world and his favorite bets are rumored to be impossible. After a chance encounter with Hades, Persephone finds herself in a contract with the God of the Dead and the terms are impossible: Persephone must create life in the Underworld or lose her freedom forever. The bet does more than expose Persephone’s failure as a Goddess, however. As she struggles to sow the seeds of her freedom, love for the God of the Dead grows—and it’s forbidden.  

About the Author

Scarlett St. Clair lives in Oklahoma with her husband. She has a Master’s degree in Library Science and Information Studies and spends a lot of time researching reincarnation, unsolved murders and Greek mythology-all of which made it into her debut novel, When Stars Come Out.

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A Touch of Chaos

The world will burn in the final installment of Scarlett St. Clair's bestselling Hades X Persephone saga. The gods are at war, the Titans have been released, and Hades and Persephone must fight tooth and nail for their happy ending. Persephone, Goddess of Spring, never guessed that a chance encounter with Hades, God of the Underworld, would change her life forever—but he did. Now embroiled in a fight for humanity and battles between the gods, Persephone and Hades have entered a world they never thought they would see. To end the chaos, Persephone must draw upon her darkness and embrace who she’s become—goddess, wife, queen of the Underworld. Once, Persephone made bargains to save those she loves. Now, she will go to war for them.

A Touch of Chaos Book Tour 

Hades & Persephone

• A Touch of Darkness (2019)
• A Touch of Ruin (2020)
• A Touch of Malice (2021)
• A Touch of Chaos (2023)
• A Game of Fate (2020)
• A Game of Retribution (2022)
• A Game of Gods (2023)

Detailed book overview

Anora Silby can see the dead and turn spirits into gold coins, two things she would prefer to keep secret as she tries to lead a normal life at her new school. After all, she didn't change her identity for nothing.

Hiding her weirdness is just one of many challenges. By the end of her first day, she's claimed the soul of a dead girl on campus and lost the coin. Turns out, the coin gives others the ability to steal souls, and when a classmate ends up dead, there's no mistaking the murder weapon.

Navigating the loss of her Poppa, the mistrust of her mother, the attention of gorgeous and enigmatic Shy, and Roundtable, an anonymous student gossip app threatening to expose her, are hard enough. Now she must find the person who stole her coin before more lives are lost, but that means making herself a target for the Order, an organization that governs the dead on Earth―and they want Anora and her powers for themselves.

I wanted to answer, to whisper yes into the space between us, but I was afraid.

All Gesela's life, her home village of Elk has been cursed. And it isn't a single curse—it is one after another, each to be broken by a villager, each with devastating consequences. When Elk's well goes dry, it is Gesela's turn to save her town by killing the toad that lives at the bottom. Except...the toad is not a toad at all. He is an Elven prince under a curse of his own, and upon his death, his brothers come for Gesela, seeking retribution.

As punishment, the princes banish Gesela to live with their seventh brother, the one they call the beast. Gesela expects to be the prisoner of a hideous monster, but the beast turns out to be exquisitely beautiful, and rather than lock her in a cell, he offers Gesela a deal. If she can guess his true name in seven days, she can go free.

Gesela agrees, but there is a hidden catch—she must speak his name with love in order to free him, too.

But can either of them learn to love in time?

Their union is his revenge.

Isolde de Lara considers her wedding day to be her death day. To end a years-long war, she is to marry vampire king Adrian Aleksandr Vasiliev, and kill him.

But her assassination attempt is thwarted, and Adrian threatens that if Isolde tries to kill him again, he will raise her as the undead. Faced with the possibility of becoming the thing she hates most, Isolde seeks other ways to defy him and survive the brutal vampire court.

Except it isn't the court she fears most―it's Adrian. Despite their undeniable chemistry, she wonders why the king―fierce, savage, merciless―chose her as consort.

The answer will shatter her world.

Isolde, newly coronated queen, has finally found a king worthy of her in the vampire Adrian. But their love for each other has cost Isolde her father and her homeland. With two opposing goddesses playing mortals and vampires like chess pieces against one another, Isolde is uncertain who her allies are in the vampire stronghold of Revekka.

Now, as politics in the Red Palace grow more underhanded and a deadly blood mist threatens all of Cordova, Isolde must trust in the bond she's formed with Adrian, even as she learns troubling information about his complicated past.

Persephone is the Goddess of Spring in title only. Since she was a little girl, flowers have only shriveled at her touch. After moving to New Athens, she hoped to lead an unassuming life disguised as a mortal journalist. All of that changes when she sits down in a forbidden nightclub to play a hand of cards with a hypnotic and mysterious stranger.

Hades, God of the Dead, has built a gambling empire in the mortal world and his favorite bets are rumored to be impossible. But nothing has ever intrigued him as much as the goddess offering him a bargain he can't resist.

After her encounter with Hades, Persephone finds herself in a contract with the God of the Dead, and his terms are impossible: Persephone must create life in the Underworld or lose her freedom forever. The bet does more than expose Persephone's failure as a goddess, however. As she struggles to sow the seeds of her freedom, love for the God of the Dead grows―a love that is both captivating and forbidden.

Persephone's relationship with Hades has gone public and the resulting media storm disrupts her normal life and threatens to expose her as the Goddess of Spring. To add to her troubles, everyone seems eager to warn Persephone away from the God of the Dead by exposing his hellish past.

Things only get worse when a horrible tragedy leaves Persephone's heart in ruin and Hades refusing to help. Desperate, she takes matters into her own hands, striking bargains that lead to severe consequences. Faced with a side of Hades she never knew, and crushing loss, Persephone wonders if she can truly become Hades's queen.

Persephone and Hades are engaged. In retaliation, Demeter summons a snowstorm that cripples New Greece, and refuses to lift the blizzard unless her daughter calls off her engagement.

When the Olympians intervene, Persephone finds her future in the hands of ancient gods, and they are divided. Do they allow Persephone to marry Hades and go to war with Demeter, or prohibit their union and take up arms against the God of the Dead?

Nothing is certain but the promise of war.

The world will burn.

The gods are at war, the Titans have been released, and Hades and Persephone must fight tooth and nail for their happy ending.

Persephone, Goddess of Spring, never guessed that a chance encounter with Hades, God of the Underworld, would change her life forever―but he did. Now embroiled in a fight for humanity and battles between the gods, Persephone and Hades have entered a world they never thought they would see. To end the chaos, Persephone must draw upon her darkness and embrace who she's become―goddess, wife, queen of the Underworld.

Once, Persephone made bargains to save those she loves. Now, she will go to war for them.

Hades, God of the Underworld, is known for his inflexible rule, luxurious night clubs, and impossible bargains. Used to control, he is not prepared to discover the Fates have chosen his future wife and Queen―Persephone, Goddess of Spring.

Despite her attraction to the god, Persephone, an ambitious journalism student, is determined to expose Hades for his cruel and ruthless ways. She defies him at every turn, even as the attraction between them explodes.

Hades finds himself faced with the impossible―proving his future bride wrong. Regardless of his efforts, there are forces who wish to keep the two apart and Hades comes to realize he will do anything for his forbidden love, even defy Fate.

Hades, God of the Dead, does not take sides or bend the rules. He makes no exceptions to these values―not for god or mortal, even his lover, Persephone, Goddess of Spring.

Usually, fear prevents retaliation.

But not this time.

When Hera, Goddess of Women, approaches Hades with a plan to overthrow Zeus, he declines to offer help. As punishment, Hera sentences Hades to perform a series of labors.

Between killing mythical monsters and recovering deadly stolen artifacts, each feat seems more impossible than the last and draws his attention away from Persephone―whose own tragedy has left her questioning whether she can be Queen of the Underworld.

Can Hades maintain the balance he craves?

Hades, God of the Dead, has finally made Persephone his in every way possible. With their wedding on the horizon, the couple should be ecstatic. But Demeter is wreaking havoc on their bliss by battering the whole of New Greece with erratic and dangerous weather. At the same time, Theseus continues with his agenda against the Gods, allying with the hate-group Triad in an effort to bring down all of Olympus.

Hades refuses to allow anything to stop him from securing Persephone as his bride, but he must play a deep strategic game with the Gods of Olympus to safeguard their future. And it is not entirely clear which Gods are truly on his side.

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Scarlett St. Clair is a horror, paranormal, and young adult novelist from Oklahoma best known for the “Hades & Persephone” series of novels. As a teenager, St. Clair went to the University of Oklahoma, where she graduated with an undergraduate degree in English Writing. She also has a masters in Information Services and Library Science from the same institution. St Clair has always been obsessed with the after life, Greek mythology, love stories and murder mysteries. As such it was not surprising that she made her debut with Greek retelling work “When Stars Come Out” that she published in 2018. She has since then gone on to publish several other bestselling works in different genres. As for her influences, she has cited “The Lord of the Rings” trilogy which is the inspiration for her settings in her Greek mythology retellings. As for authors, some of her favorites include Sarah MacLean, Tessa Dare and Leigh Bardugo. St. Clair’s most popular work has been “Touch of Darkness,” the first of the “Hades & Persephone” series of novels. She tapped into her love for Greek mythology to retell the classic story in this work. As a college student, she had taken several literature classes on Roman and Greek literature such as “The Aeneid” and “The Orestes.” The story of “Hades & Persephone” is one that she always loved ever since she was a child and she thought why not put her own spin on it. She started to think about what the world would be like if the gods in Greek mythology were real beings that came down to Earth. Her imagination took over from there and she proceeded to create a whole new world.

“A Touch of Darkness” by Scarlett St. Clair introduces PersephonE, a goddess of spring that seems to have lost her powers. She lives in New Athens and is in college where she is a senior student interning at a news agency as she waits to graduate with her degree in journalism. Away from her overbearing mother, she thinks that she finally found something she is great at. But her freedom is threatened by the nymphs that her mother sent to spy on her. They are just waiting and hoping that she will make a mistake so that they can swoop in and take her to the greenhouse prison. When she goes on a night out in town, she meets Hades and they come to an understanding. From then on, she goes on a journey of discovery of love, her powers and the place of people like her in the world of the gods and mortals. The good thing about Persephone is that even when she is without her powers, she is not your classic damsel in distress. Instead, she stands up for herself when pushed and calls out anyone including herself for their bullshit.

Scarlett St. Clair’s “A Touch of Ruin” is set a few months following the events of the debut. Hades and Persephone have made their relationship public even though no one knows that Persephone is not a mortal. The only person aware of her immortality is Lexa, her best friend. Persephone is still butting heads with her mother who is displeased that she is dating Hades. Meanwhile, her boss wants an exclusive on their relationship and she just learned that Sybil, her friend who is Apollo’s oracle, has been stripped of all power after refusing to sleep with the god. Persephone the justice warrior steps in to help as everything goes wrong. Persephone is still dealing with her feelings of love and trust and Hades is catching up to him. Persephone is finding that she cannot control the manifestation of her powers and being in public with all the stress in her life is not helping. Everything seems to be going wrong, setting the novel up nicely for what comes in the books to follow.

In “A Touch of Malice” the third novel of the series by Scarlett St. Clair, Hades and Persephone are finally engaged. But Demeter is unhappy with the engagement and invokes a snowstorm that cripples New Greece. He will not listen to any reason and says the blizzard will not be lifted until Persephone calls off her engagement. The Olympians decide to intervene and PersephonE suddenly finds that the ancient gods are in control of her future, divided as they are. The gods can’t decide if they should go to war against Demeter, allow the marriage between Hades and Persephone to proceed or forbid it and take up arms to fight the gods of the dead.

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Love your books and was wondering when you plan on releasing “the next book” in the Hadas and Persephon drama?

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I decided to become an author when I was thirteen after I read the Lord of the Rings. Before then, while I was a voracious reader of mysteries, LOTR was my first fantasy. It was the first time I realized I could create a world that was my own. People like to ask how to start writing but all I can really say is I sat down and put words on a page—or rather typed them on my computer. I distinctly remember not knowing what I was doing and thinking…how do I start this? The thing is, you can spend forever reading about how to write a novel or trying to outline a book to perfection, but sometimes, you don’t know what the book is about until you begin putting words on a page.

Reading about how to write IS important. But I think it should come as you are also actively writing a novel.

I had two main ideas, I think.

I have always wondered what the world would look like if humanity had chosen something like The Illiad was our chosen biblical work and not the Bible and that was really the root of New Greece. Then, at the time, I was horrible at growing plants or keeping them alive, and I thought, wouldn’t it be interesting if Persephone, the Goddess of Spring, could not grow a single thing? I just followed that line of thinking and started writing A Touch of Darkness.

I have always been interested in mythology. I do not know where my initial interest came from, but in college, I was an English major and we read a lot of Greek Epics. I always found the dynamics interesting. The Gods rule with emotion, which is considered a very human flaw. The Goddess, who are among the most powerful women in the world, are still oppressed and shown to be shallow and wrong.

Overall, I feel like myths mostly illustrate how humanity doesn’t change but I think that is also because myth is how we attempt to understand the world around us. This is also why I think retellings are important.

I think there is a difference in the time it takes to prepare to write a book and the time it takes to put words on a page. Preparing to write a book takes me a good three to four months. First, there is a process between books where you sort of shed the previous world (if you are alternating series like I do). Even then, I have usually already started hearing character voices, writing down lines and scenes, and researching various things. When I feel like I have enough scenes and information, I start to write the actual book and at that point, I have to write in chronological order. I don’t usually begin with an outline. I start writing what I know and when I hit a wall, I do my outline. I also usually make multiple outlines because sometimes things just change. Technically, I can put words on a page in a month—meaning, yes, if really pushed, I can write about 100k in a month. Do I like to? Absolutely not. Not only is it hard on your body, it’s hard on your mind.

I started by self-publishing. My first two books came out in 2014 and 2015. They pretty much failed to get any traction. I took a break to work on my writing and worked on When Stars Come Out which I published in 2018. This book also did nothing but I wasn’t going to give up on self-publishing because I had tried to go the traditional route before and I had gotten just as far as I had self-publishing–nowhere.

After I published When Stars Come Out, I felt really guided to write a mythology retelling that had been in my head since 2016. I had always loved the myth of Hades and Persephone but I had been too afraid to write romance. I figured there was nothing to lose and went for it.

A Touch of Darkness was my first romance novel.

After it was published (May 2019), it gained a small readership and I had made the most money ever off my books. I was ecstatic and motivated to continue the series.

I next wrote A Touch of Ruin (April 2020) and by the time I decided to write A Game of Fate (Sept 2020), which was a request from my readers.

At this point, I was making enough money to go full-time as an author so I took the chance and left my job as a full-time librarian after five years.

It wasn’t until after I released Malice May of 2021 that I knew I needed help and Bloom, a new imprint with Sourcebooks, reached out and offered an agreement that worked for me.

Contrary to what many may think, and despite my success as a self-published author, I did not have a lot of agents or publishers interested in representing me and those who did offer to chat only told me what was not possible–you can’t make more than 10k/month, you can’t get into Walmart or target, you can’t write what you want.

When Bloom reached out, they told me I could do all those things and more.

So it was a journey. I think all roads to publication are different and they all come with challenges, even the ones that look easy. I’m very grateful for the way my path unfolded–the way it’s still unfolding. I would not change anything about it.

• I would say stop comparing yourself to other authors and their journeys.
• I think you should leave competition to the publishers.
• Write down your goals, small ones and big ones, and celebrate all of them.
• Recognize that a ‘no’ doesn’t mean you won’t achieve. It just means finding another way to ‘yes.’
• Legitimately, you can be a great writer and be told no by agents and publishers alike. You have to find worth in your own writing before anything else.

I think and research a lot. I write a lot of myth-based stories, so I’m constantly looking for new Greek Mythology books or books on witchcraft and the history of magic. I take notes as I read and let that information simmer, and as I start to think and hear scenes in my head, I will write those down, too.

There comes a point when I feel I can begin the book–sometimes it’s because I have enough information and sometimes it’s because I have no choice. I usually get about 20-40k into a book before I stop and outline.

My outline is never set in stone, either. It usually changes as I continue to write, so don’t be afraid to revisit and modify.

Inevitably, the beginning of my books are always far more clean than the end because I spend so much time on the beginning and rush through the end to finish, so most of my editing work happens from middle to end.

I was a librarian and Information Services Manager for five years before I became a full-time author. I loved it and still love the library so it was very bitter-sweet to leave a job I was so passionate about but becoming a full-time author had been my dream since I was thirteen.

I decided to put my notice in once I realized I was making more than I made monthly at the library. I had done a lot of work to prepare for this beforehand and already had an alternative life insurance plan, a retirement account, and several other investment accounts. I was also working closely with a CPA so we checked in quarterly and I was aware of my tax payments. I highly recommend doing all of these things before you decide to go full-time.

Usually when I get writer’s block, it’s because I haven’t given my brain enough rest. I usually take a break and workout, take my dog for a walk, or nap. Other times, I am trying to force the story in a direction it isn’t meant to go and I have to let go of that control and just let the characters tell the story.

The second one is hard to do. It’s hard to just listen and it really does feel weird for the moment, but just sit down, take a breath, and write one word after the other. It will feel like chipping away at words, but you’ll get into the flow of it and the words will just pour out. Promise.

We do actually plan to schedule a sequel to When Stars Come Out but I do not have a date. The series is meant to be four books and transition into the New Adult space.

A Touch of Chaos will be released September 26, 2023. I will not give a release date for AGOG but hope that I can release the book before Chaos.

No, though stay tuned for some fun short-stories coming to the newsletter!

Yes, the book is called Temptress of Fire and Fury and it is likely releasing sometime in 2024 or 2025.

For French readers: The Hades Saga is releasing in 2023; The Adrian x Isolde Series is releasing in 2024.

You can also have your local bookstore reach out to my publicist to host an event: pamela.jaffee@sourcebooks.com .

Depending on my schedule, I can accommodate these requests. They must go through my publicist, so please email Pam @ pamela.jaffee@sourcebooks.com .

Unfortunately, I do not have the time to dedicate to ARC reading or blurbing books, though I am happy to include graphics/information in my newsletter or share in my stories. Please email info to…

Even with the tattooed eyeliner, I like to draw you my wing. My favorite liner is Stila | Stay All Day Liquid Eyeliner – Micro Tip (for wing) in Intense Black .

I do not use mascara because I have lash extensions. I have always hated every mascara I have tried–drugstore or otherwise so I have none to recommend. Find one that you love and stick with it.

I do not have favorite eyeshadow pallets, just brands I will always buy from including Anastasia Beverly Hills, Urban Decay, and ColourPop. These all have blendable and beautiful formulas.

For Brows, I use Brow Wiz Ultra-Slim by Anastasia Beverly Hills . I love it. Sometimes I’ll also use their Dipbrow Pomade but less so since I had my brows tattooed. It depends on how natural or full you want them to look.

I love this Highlighting Duo Pencil for brows.

Stay All Day Matte by Stila — this will literally stay all day! Can be drying to be sure to have a good balm on hand. My favorite is ORMEDIC sheer pink lip enhancement complex .

Matte & Satin Velvet Lipstick by Anastasia Beverly Hills — these will also stay all day but are very soothing to the lips. LOVE the satin lipsticks.

Use any lip liner of your choice. I do prefer this Rimmel one, though.

I use two foundations primarily. One is Skin Fetish: Sublime Perfection Foundation by Pat McGrath .

The other is Halo Healthy Glow Tinted Moisturizer Broad Spectrum SPF 25 .

I like these because I don’t need heavy coverage. Both are light and they do not stick to the dry places on my face.

For bronzer, I use Matte Cream Bronzer Stick by Milk . I have used a lot of different bronzers over the years but this one is my favorite of all time and I hate everything else I have tried.

For highlighter, I go back and forth. I love the Positive Light Liquid Luminizer Highlight by Rare Beauty . I also love the Diamond Bomb All-Over Diamond Veil but just be warned this one is full on glitter.

For blush, I love these Baked Blushes by Milani .

I always drink a Venti Americano with an extra shot from Starbies. Yes, I know it already comes with four…I want five.

When I was in England and Ireland, I always asked for an extra shot and they would pause and say, ‘but it comes with four.’

Look, I drink multiples of these per day. I have a tight writing schedule. LMAO.

Adie is four as of July 2022. She is a boxer/pittie mix. Her favorite things are short walks (lol), rides in the car, cuddles with mom, sleeping, and belly rubs.

I am a Taurus…but an Ares moon.

I’m stubborn as fuck.

Queen of Myth and Monsters Q&A

12/20/2022, the same day as the other formats release.

No, all special editions are paperback. The indie wrap, Waterstones, Barnes & Noble, and Indigo.

Order from Waterstones, Barnes & Noble, and Indigo.

These exclusive editions include a bonus chapter, an 8-page graphic novel (which is so much fun) and the Indigo and Waterstones have exclusive colors–Indigo (black) and Waterstones (emerald).

The link to order is in my bio: “Indie Exclusive Edition of QMM.”

Please note the stores have and will change. If you do not see your local indie on the list they are either sold out or they did not opt to participate in selling these editions.

• A hand-signed, paperback copy of QMM with the standard cover.
• The paperback is wrapped in Emily’s design and when opened, reveals Tom’s art of Adrian x Isolde.
• These collectors editions are EXTREMELY limited–the only stock left is what is at the bookstores now. Once they are sold, they are gone.
• To order, it is best to contact the stores directly and all questions about this edition should be directed to the bookseller.
• There is NO additional bonus content in this paperback but once again, you can submit your receipt for the digital Adrian and Isolde scene.

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