Since 2004, she had placed more than 80 novels on the New York Times list in all formats including manga and graphic novels. With legions of fans known as Paladins (thousands of whom proudly sport tattoos from her series and who travel from all over the world to attend her appearances), her books are always snatched up as soon as they appear on store shelves. The goddess Artemis returned Apostolos/Acheron to life and imprisoning Apollymi once again. She now remains in Kalosis until her son releases her or he is killed again.New York Times and international bestselling author Sherrilyn Kenyon is a regular at the #1 spot. Apollymi also destroyed Atlantis for their part in her son's abuse. But when the time came that the Greek god Apollo killed her son, she was released and rose up her way and struck down all of her fellow Atlantean gods. While her son was in the mortal world, he was abused and sold as a sex slave. She could only be freed if her child was killed or freed her. The other gods joined forces and imprisoned her in Kalosis, the Atlantean hell realm. He was hidden in the belly of Queen Aara of Didymos as a twin to her natural born child.
When the Fates declared that her child would bring about the end of the Atlantean Pantheon, she hid her son Apostolos in the mortal realm. No one, not even her husband, is safe from her wrath. As a goddess of contradictions, she tends to be loving and kind in one breath and then brutal and cold in the next. It is said those who are about to die by her hand can glimpse her blonde hair swirling in the mist a second before they die and at the instant of their death, the last vision they hold is her merciless pale swirling eyes. She travels in the wind and can strike down her victims in an instant. Years later, she married Archon (thinking he was Kissare reborn) and joined the Atlantean Pantheon.Ĭapricious and vain, Apollymi is the most powerful of all the Atlantean gods and can only be controlled by her husband, Archon. Their son was Monakribos, the first Malachai. She fell in love with Kissare, who renamed her Apollymi, which meant "the light of my heart" in the Sephiroth language. Braith was one of the Primary gods who fought in the Primus Bellum.
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