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Persephone

By: Kitty Thomas
Narrated by: Gregory Salinas
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"A dark, lush retelling of the Persephone myth as only Kitty Thomas could tell it.” (Anna Zaires, New York Times best-selling author)

When Persephone was born, Zeus received a troubling prophecy. Some day his beautiful, innocent daughter would be taken captive by Hades, the dark god of the underworld. Determined to protect her, her father hid her away in the human world where she would be shielded from her fate.

Hades learned of this betrayal nine centuries ago. He’s been searching for his destined queen ever since. And when he finds her, no power on earth or below it will stop him.

He will take her. He will corrupt her. And Zeus will suffer for daring to keep her from him.

©2017 Kitty Thomas (P)2019 Kitty Thomas
Contemporary Contemporary Romance Destiny Fantasy Romance Romantic Suspense Magic Fiction Mythology Ancient Greece Greek Mythology Suspense
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I struggled to get through this, the voice acting was good but the storyline... not so much. very Stockholm syndrome with kinks thrown in. Persephone is a pushover who falls into a bad mental state whenever her man isn't around and is generally cringy with her constant pining over her captor even when he mistreats her.
Would not read again.

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