The Star

Nobody parties like a demigod, or so I tell myself as I carefully step around the dozens of water fae sleeping on my floor, half-eaten slices of pizza still in their fists, and some even sleeping in the empty boxes.

Mike Nicholas, great-grandson (and televangelist) of Zeus, has made a name for himself as a wishmaker.
He trades money and sacrifices for wishes, doing what he can to make people happy, even as he
spends his whole life wondering what his worth is outside of wishes.
Despite all his power, he has a strict code of ethics: no love spells, no killing, and no infringing on another person's free will.
He has one person, however, who is worth more than any wish to him and he'll break any rule for: Riku.

The son of a water yokai, Riku Blevins is no stranger to living with one foot in the mundane world while the other is in the magical. Head over heels in love with a demigod, he soon finds himself on a mission to save a god and then attacked by the NGC who wish to use him as a pawn to destroy the grandchildren of Zeus.

What happens if the wishmaker's morals are shut off? Can the world survive that magical backlash?
Can their love?