Empyrean Witch by J.S. Malcom

I always thought the gods were a myth. Then again, I thought the same thing about witches.
I’m no stranger to darkness. I’ve been dealing with it all my life. That’s just part of being a “mutant psychic.” I see things and know things that, most of the time, I’d be better off not seeing or knowing. But when my witch powers start to manifest, my life takes a new direction entirely. Suddenly, I’m recruited by the Shadow Order, a supernatural agency dedicated to the protection of the covens. My primary task? To read supernatural murder scenes. Trust me, at that point the word “dark” takes on a whole new meaning.
When one of those crime scenes opens a door between me and a trio of dark goddesses hunting for a talisman, I seriously start to reconsider my life choices. Especially when those same goddesses start hunting me. Maybe it’s a case of mistaken identity. I’d really like to think so. But the feeling I’m getting is that they know just who and what I am, while I’m still trying to figure that part out for myself. And when I meet an irresistibly alluring stranger who seems to know me better than I do, I really have to wonder. Because if what he tells me is true, I too carry the blood of the gods in my veins, and only I can unlock the magic needed to save the human race.