Moon of the Goddess is a story that has Greek Mythology written all over it. After a palace’s quiet is disturbed by the news that the princess had been kidnapped, her brother takes on an odyssey to bring her back. On her own end, the princess learns to be strong and brave, and finds faithful friends in the face of danger. Though with a small task force of trusted friends and a priestess, the prince vows he will find his sister and rescue her from an unknown fate; or die trying.

When trouble stirs in ancient Greece, only an offering of a young maiden as a gift to Poseidon will satisfy the angry god. Earthquakes shake the ground and the rivers run dry, causing a deadly drought on the land.Then Thalassai, the princess of Tiryns, is kidnapped by an envoy from the troubled city to be the offering. But the mother goddess Eurynome has other plans, and she will not allow a young girl to be taken from her protection. When gods collide, who will be the victor? And more importantly, will Thalassai survive this deadly battle of wills?

Once problems started to happen in the antediluvian nation of Greece, just a sacrifice of a youthful woman to Poseidon, the god of the sea, would appease his wrath. The land vibrated with earthquakes while the streams went on its course in a parched way, producing a famine throughout the kingdom. The king’s daughter, Thalassai, was then abducted by someone who was a representative for the town that was experiencing the disaster so that she could be used as the sacrifice.