Sometimes he spotted a man or woman on the street, his gaze drawn by golden hair and blue, blue eyes. She’d been a mere heartbeat in his long existence. And like her mother, she’d chosen forgetfulness and rebirth. She’d been his blood, half-divine, but like her mother, she’d finally succumbed to mortality. He pressed his eyes closed at the mention of his daughter, Bliss. Odd, that the god you say symbolizes lust is one of the few who had only one consort and one child.”
But it was just weird to hear him talking about the historical version of Eros. Granted, Rees seemed to know a great deal about…well…everything. “What else do you know about Eros? Not me, but the god.” He was intrigued. This book also contains references to/discussions of rape. Reader Advisory: This book contains some scenes of kidnapping/captivity and graphic scenes of death and violence. Yet when Rees is kidnapped, Eros is forced to turn to the woman who set this catastrophe in motion-his mother, Aphrodite. When Rees’ secrets come out, they threaten to destroy Eros’ love for him. Yet the closer he gets to Psyche, the more he’s drawn to a geeky young professor who came crashing into his life.Įros drags Rees into his wicked world of high fashion and risqué parties, only to expose him to danger from an unexpected source. The only way to her heart is through fame, so the God of Love plans a daring campaign to win her back. It was bad enough that her son Eros walked a fashion show in drag, but did he really have to show the entire world his wings? Desperate to rein in the impulsive young god, she recruits the scholarly muse Rees to lure him back to Olympus until the scandal dies down.Īfter hundreds of years, Eros has finally located the reincarnation of his former love, Psyche. In a wicked game, the God of Love falls to his own arrow, and a gentle scholar learns how dangerous knowledge can be.
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