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"He peeled off pomegranates for me with his own hands. [...] He fed me from his palm between the big jars and the stone stools, so that I did not forget to return to him. -- How could I not return?"
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A Hades/Persephone retelling. How often do you catch yourself wondering how somebody's touch would feel? How soft their hands would be as they caressed your entire form, how sweet their lips would taste when they descended down to yours, how diabolic the touch would become as the hands would drift lower and lower? Persephone often wondered the same thing. [...] She saw the nymph playfully push the satyr down on the soft grass before straddling him, the sheer fabric of her garment highlighting her graceful movements. She heard her giggling and the satyr's amused growls and her green eyes widened when she saw the satyr's hand wander underneath the nymph's skirt. Perhaps, she should have left the moment she realised what she had stumbled upon. Perhaps, she should have return to her field of lilies and picked some flowers for her mother, Demeter. Perhaps, she should have but she didn't. ❁❁❁ In which the dreadful King of the Underworld steals the daughter of Spring.
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"He peeled off pomegranates for me with his own hands. [...] He fed me from his palm between the big jars and the stone stools, so that I did not forget to return to him. -- How could I not return?"
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Hester: Very good, was short too the point , not lingering on the abuse, pity you didn’t let him step in earlier knowing the abuse was happening, but this is almost real for some women who have gone through it, just wish they could all have a princess at te end of thete tunnel
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Gallandro7: I originally added this because it looked interesting and I was curious how the mate process would go. I almost removed it due to several other books ahead of it, but I took an afternoon and read the entire thing in one go.I was pleasantly surprised at how well the book was crafted and that the mate...
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Ashley: I enjoyed the story. It was a short one so the fast pace fit. I think something should be put in to show a time jump between paragraphs like a "****" just to make it easier to follow when we skip to the next day week or month. Over all a good read.
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Jeanne: A lovely story without endless drama. Just 2 people finding each other. Truly enjoyable. Goal achieved! Thank you.
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Melissa: I like the nice wolves. I don't like the redundancy of her self loathing.
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Jessica Lee: Such a good read! Stayed interesting and a happy ending. Didn’t leave me hanging
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Kimberly: It's nice to have a great book that you can simply melt into. There's a touch of drama but not so much that it's jarring. There's a touch of spice but not so much that you'd be ashamed at recommending it to your mother. The characters have you both chuckling and rolling your eyes at the same time. ...
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Willow: I loved this book so much and hope you write a series about it
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omg...
I know that sculpture! Is the Rape of Proserpina (roman) or Persephone...but ...it's weird because I knew she was the only one who didn't suffer and wasn't raped among all of them... hmmm
I never paid much
attention to this myth as a child, having other favourites. I can't wait to read it. Plus, I loved that excerpt of Ritso's poem you used...