A university where every student trains under a goddess. A young woman who was never meant to belong to only one.

Lavinia has spent her life splitting herself into whichever acceptable person the room required—the easy daughter for her mother, the student who never asks the wrong question, the friend who holds everyone else steady. At Anne Hutchinson University, she is supposed to finally choose. One goddess. One house. One shape for the rest of her life.

Instead, three houses claim her in the span of a single week.

Being initiated into three houses is unheard of. Being bonded to a god at the same time is more dangerous than any of her teachers will name out loud.

Set at a fictional women's college where the syllabus is myth and the professors are devotees of gods, School of the Goddesses is a feminist fantasy about power, mentorship, and consent—the kind teachers hold over students, the kind gods hold over mortals, and the kind we finally learn to keep for ourselves.

Perfect for readers of Naomi Novik's A Deadly Education, Katherine Arden's Winternight trilogy, and Madeline Miller's Circe.

First in a connected series from Star & Hearth Press.