Mythological novels are a genre of literature that reimagine and retell ancient myths and legends, often blending them with contemporary themes and characters. These stories typically draw inspiration from various mythologies, such as Greek, Norse, or Hindu, and explore the lives of gods, heroes, and mythical creatures. In these novels, authors often use rich narratives to delve into the moral lessons and cultural significance of the original myths. By doing so, they make these ancient tales accessible to modern readers, allowing them to connect with timeless themes of love, betrayal, and the human experience.