Christopher Clouser

Curator of the Gods Christopher Clouser

The gods of Olympus have been enslaved in, of all places, Central Indiana, held captive by a vindictive master and a magical curse. But freedom may be on the horizon if their current master does not find an beneficiary to continue the grotesque family tradition. The unsuspecting heir is Jordan Caster, a young black man. He has been thrown into the chaotic world of Greek deities. Jordan is forced to address the issue of becoming a slave owner, albeit to the most powerful beings on the planet, or granting the gods freedom and inviting their undeniable vengeance upon his family line. The choice becomes more complex when Jordan realizes not all the Olympians wish to leave this hidden paradise. He begins to question his own beliefs as his emotions weave their way into the fate of the gods. Will Jordan grant them freedom and risk personal safety? Will Jordan continue this bizarre tradition of the Caster clan, oversee the most unique living museum in the world, and retain the title of curator of the gods? Or will Jordan find more than he could have hoped? Possibly, even a future among the Olympians.