Yelle Hughes

FOR 18+ ONLY! When in present day Ohio, Ariadne Phillips discovers an ancient text in Greek within her late grandmother’s things and miraculously realizes that she can read the text as if it is her native language, she does not realize that it is because she is part of a lineage from a tryst between a Grecian princess and Zeus. However, the godly energy empowering her to read the text has alerted the reincarnated narcissistic King Acrisius of Argos, who is seeking vengeance on his daughter and her lineage, and Poseidon, who had promised his brother that he would protect the family lineage. Poseidon sends his son Triton with his friend to protect Ariadne and her family from the danger, but Triton discovers that he has met his match when he comes upon Ariadne. The author has taken on quite a challenge in trying to blend in the mythology of the Greek gods into a modern day global society, and it is a fascinating imaginative accomplishment, even as it does run into some expected contradictions within the background mythology. However, the initiating thriller concept of a good god protector facing an evil plot against a worthy person becomes a minor portion of the story, as the major core of the story becomes a very physically romantic connection between an immortal sea god and a modern day strong woman. Fans of erotic romance will be more satisfied than fans of suspense thrillers, as gods find it easier to stop evil than to understand and embrace love. Editorial errors are at an acceptable level.… (altro)