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Power, destiny, and betrayal collide in Omega’s Folly, where gods walk among mortals and every choice carries deadly consequences. J.M. Durham’s epic fantasy escalates the stakes with a reborn goddess, a cursed prince, and a world on the brink of ruin.Book Two of J.M. Durham’s Chronicles of a Cursed Goddess raises the stakes—no one is safe.Unleash forbidden power, confront ancient gods, and face the price of destiny. A cursed prince. A goddess reborn. A zealot’s crusade. As the fractured world teeters on the edge of ruin, Omega is determined to storm the Tower of Irkdale and seize the Goddess Amulet from the enigmatic Faulk. Joined by allies old and new, Omega’s choices carry deadly consequences, especially for those he loves most. Each step toward the truth of his identity only deepens the shadows around him.
Meanwhile, Silla—reincarnation of the goddess Hespa—pursues the elusive Goddess Ring, her path diverging from Omega’s but no less perilous. Traveling with Jack, the fiery Guardian, and Thompsel, the empire’s Crown Prince, Silla faces trials that force her to mature and question the destiny she’s been handed. Every decision brings her closer to a fate she may not want to claim.
As zealot Piatous launches a crusade against the protectors of the goddesses, death and destruction ripple across the land. Ancient secrets surface, alliances fracture, and the darkness at the heart of the world grows ever more menacing.
Will Omega and Silla survive the coming storm, or will their destinies tear them—and the world—apart? The truth awaits in Omega’s Folly.
About the author
Jason Binagia, who uses the pen name J.M. Durham was born in Port Arthur, Texas, which is about an hour and a half from Houston. He would consider himself a modern-day hermit. If circumstances allowed it, he would be content on most days to hang out at home and work on his book(s), watch tv, or play games on his pc which he put together himself. He graduated from Ashford University in 2020 with a bachelor's degree in business administration.
