There has been a murder on Mt. Olympus. Harry Dresden is hired by Hades to solve his brother's murder and clear Poseidon's name. Unfortunately for Harry, at a gathering of Goa'uld murder is the least of his worries.

Godhood has not simplified the life of Harry Dresden. Between his war with the Titan Chronos, the Feminicidal God Moloch, and a cavalcade of nastyness from before the dawn of time you'd think it couldn't get any worse. Unfortunately for Harry, Mab is more than happy to shake things up. Sequel to "God's Eye."

This story is intended to provide a venue for short stories told from the POV of humans on Earth in the Endless Pantheon universe that aren't long enough to merit their own story thread but aren't thematically tied to any of my longer narratives.

A companion piece to Gods Eye told from the perspective of the various Goa'uld as they react to the chaos that Harry Blackstone Copperfield Dresden has unleashed upon the Galaxy at large. It's a big galaxy, but nowhere is quite big enough to hide hurricane Dresden.

This story is a companion piece to my story, God's Eye, told from the perspective of SG-1 as they find themselves coping with all manner of supernatural complications to their war with the Goa'uld.

Harry Dresden gets misplaced after the events of the Darkhallow. Suffice it to say tossed to the edge of the galaxy, he still manages to stir up trouble. After all, the universe exists to trouble Harry Dresden.

Dresden's new friend is a teenager with jaded eyes and too competent skills.

Teal'c had just turned into the residential grid of streets that housed his destination when a burst of brilliant light flared into existence at the side of the road.

Things don't quite go quite so smoothly when Colonel Carter tries to transit back from the Parallel Universe in The Road Not Taken. Spoilers through Proven Guilty and Season Ten of SG:1.

Harry is having a really bad day.