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In ancient Greece, the god Hephaestus is sent by his father Zeus to verify the security of the imprisoned Titan, Prometheus. Once there, Hephaestus must confront the truth about his family, his responsibilities as a god, and his future on Mount Olympus.
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In ancient Greece, the god Hephaestus is sent by his father Zeus to verify the security of the imprisoned Titan, Prometheus. Once there, Hephaestus must confront the truth about his family, his responsibilities as a god, and his future on Mount Olympus.
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Genre:Drama, Thriller, Fantasy
Written By:Gwen Rathbone
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