Angielski
The Greeks have eight forms of love, and the gods of Olympus will have to face them all...
Thanatos and the Black Peppermint by Marc Tizura
Thanatos, God of Death, has always loved peppermint. A long time ago, after a reaping in Paris, he was gifted with a small bundle of heart-shaped black peppermints. They instantly became his favorites. There was no note attached to the package Hermes brought, just a simple tag with the words Made with Love.
An Inconvenient Attachment by Amber Albright
Everything seems to be going well until Erebus goes missing. Soon Atë will learn that old enemies hold grudges a lot longer than gods do. Will she save him in time and finally admit the feelings she has been hiding, or will the Goddess of Ruin lose the one person she can't live without?
The Greatest Thing That Never Happened To Me by Dan Dolan
The black sheep, the eternal outcast even among the ne'er-do-well Olympians, Eris never fully fit in. This is the story of them finding the first person to ever truly accept them for who and what they are and then losing her. This is the story of Eris' ruin.
Demon in Dreams by Jeanette Rose
Finally, after three thousand years of being apart, Eros, God of Love and Sex, has reunited with his treasured wife. Will he be able to save his newly returned love from the demons that lurk in his dreams, or will he end up alone again?
His Nightmares by Alice Callisto
Clio, the Muse of History, is finally reunited with her soulmate after three thousand years, but something sinister is threatening to tear them apart. Everything is going fine until Clio discovers her husband's nightmares. Now, she has to free him from the grip of the past or lose him forever.
Hidden Obsession by Jennifer Morton
When Medusa has an admirer, she thinks it's harmless. Is it just a sweet crush or something more sinister?
The Return of Justice by JayLynn Watkins
Dikê is summoned back to the world, one far worse off than she left it. Getting caught up on the history was the simple part. Through connection, love, and passion, she's offered a chance to bring about Justice without violence. Can a true believer teach an old goddess new tricks?
A Week in Korinth by Natalie Bartley
Amphitrite goes looking for Poseidon after a thousand years of him being missing. When she travels to Korinth, she meets a young woman, a young man, and someone who both infuriates and captivates her. Will Amphitrite help her new companions find peace and happiness, the one thing she's currently lacking? Will she stay on the surface, abandoning her home? Or will she give up her own chance at love again and return to the cold, lonely depths of the sea?
New Moon Rising by Rashmi P. Menon
After Apollo tricked Artemis into slaying Orion, she had abandoned her twin and sworn off love for eternity. Instead, she chose a solitary life in the woods. An encounter with the Titan of the Moon, Selene, at a party leaves Artemis questioning her decisions. Can she finally forgive Apollo and make peace with her loss?
For the Love of Wine by Peter Farmer
When Dionysos is on the move, it is with complete purpose or completely without. On the way to Napa for business, Dion decides to call upon a list of threes. One of the three local vineyards that are on the list will get a surprise like no other. Will Dion make the right choice?
