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Mischief, second chances and fantastic liaisons, watch out, the immortals are on the prowl with desire ruling them. Their lusts are unrivaled and their promises of forever ring through the ages. Enjoy seven glimpses into the lives of seven very wild and randy gods and goddesses. | Mischief, second chances and fantastic liaisons, watch out, the immortals are on the prowl with desire ruling them. Their lusts are unrivaled and their promises of forever ring through the ages. Enjoy seven glimpses into the lives of seven very wild and randy gods and goddesses. | ||
| − | '''Hephaestus Lays Down the Law''' | + | '''[[Hephaestus Lays Down the Law]]''' |
Being one of the powerful twelve Olympians, God of the Forge and Master of Fire, meant his life was pretty good, but Hephaestus knew it could be better. Work was going well, unfortunately his wife was cheating on him, and he can't take it any longer. | Being one of the powerful twelve Olympians, God of the Forge and Master of Fire, meant his life was pretty good, but Hephaestus knew it could be better. Work was going well, unfortunately his wife was cheating on him, and he can't take it any longer. | ||
Revision as of 13:59, 20 February 2009
- Author: Tilly Greene, Dagmar Avery, Cat Johnson, Selena Illyria, Kayleigh Jamison, Eliza Gayle and Diana DeRicci
- Publisher: Tease Publishing
- Year Published: 2009
Book Description
Mischief, second chances and fantastic liaisons, watch out, the immortals are on the prowl with desire ruling them. Their lusts are unrivaled and their promises of forever ring through the ages. Enjoy seven glimpses into the lives of seven very wild and randy gods and goddesses.
Being one of the powerful twelve Olympians, God of the Forge and Master of Fire, meant his life was pretty good, but Hephaestus knew it could be better. Work was going well, unfortunately his wife was cheating on him, and he can't take it any longer.
Known as an even tempered god didn't mean he couldn't start a war. This particular skirmish is personal, between he and wife. If he wins, then he keeps everything, including his heart intact, but if he loses, then he'll walk away from Aphrodite, the Goddess of Love and Beauty, for good.
Can he really walk away from the most beautiful woman to ever exist?
