#1 in Mythology 9/9/2021. #1 in Fantasy-Romance 9/15/2021. A young princess of Atlantis is born under the cloud of a curse. Two curses, in fact. She's both beautiful and intelligent, two traits that most people don't think go together. As she grows up, she's envied, pitied, and bullied by her older sisters. Then, when she comes of age, she's told that in order to save her beloved homeland from destruction, she must marry a monster. She agrees and embarks on a journey that will take her from the highest peaks of Mt. Olympus to the depths of hell and into the arms of a young man that doesn't seem like a monster.

❝the endings are always disastrous.❞ an accursed g o d d e s s bound to a never-ending cycle of unreturned love. a charming m o r t a l suffering through the unwanted attention from the many women whom he has at his every whim. © fiona | 2016

When the Goddess of Spring had successfully escaped the Underworld, The King of the Dead was determined on finding her. In order for her to start a new life, Persephone changed her looks and created a mortal name; Jade Collins. Expecting she'd be far away from the King of the Underworld, she then met a gentleman with a miserable past of his fiancéé leaving him. His name you ask, Nicholas Barnes; Hades' mortal name. And so when fate gets twisted and undeniably confusing, the Goddess of Spring and the King of the Underworld were clueless about each other's real personality. Nevertheless, they fell in love with each other as a mortal. Will Hades know that the lady whom he'd been attached to, is the same lady as his queen whom he was finding? And Will Persephone know that the man whom she'd fallen inlove with, is the same man as his husband whom she loathed so much? (Ps: I'm too damn lazy to edit this cringy work daily :( You have been warned. If you decide to read still, I very much appreciate that ♡)

Retelling the story between Hyacinthus (hyacinth in other versions) and Apollo. __________________________________ Phoebus Apollo, son of Zeus and Leto, brother of Artemis, patron deity of Delphi, god of music, light, archery, and various other things. But even he, slayer of Python, loved a boy- the beautiful prince of Sparta, Hyacinthus. Though his aura is of godly power, ichor surging through his veins, in the battle field of love, status doesn't matter when the West Wind vies for his heart too. Highest Ranking: #10 in greece #1 in Zephyrus #1 in Hyacinthus #1 in Hyacinth

Achilles/Patroclus Greek Mythology The Song of Achilles [Picture Book] None of the pictures belong to me. 19 August 2020-19 March 2021 Please don't read this (Seriously this is so bad)

" my patroclus. " First grade, that's when it all started. When the boy with the ridiculous name and messy, blond hair ran into another boy with a ridiculous name and tanned, ebony skin. They grew jointed at the hip, one was only seen with the other. Achilles loved running, he loved telling everyone about his day; Patroclus loved the way the stars looked at night, he loved laughing at Achilles' jokes. And both of them eventually grew into teenagers who learned how to lose and how to smile brighter than the sun. Achilles has kissed far too many people and Patroclus has learned about each and every one of them. Patroclus lays in his bed, talking about the future, and Achilles listens to every word. And one day, Achilles learns that he only needs to kiss one person. One day, Patroclus knows something certain about his future. / / a work based off of the iliad's achilles & patroclus, but no knowledge about any of the characters or plot is needed to read and/or understand it / /

A retelling of the Greek myth of Apollo and Hyacinth. The Sun God Apollo falls in love with the beautiful young man Hyacinth, but their love turns tragic thanks to the jealousy of The Zephyr. Heartbroken, Apollo seeks the help of Hyancith's sister Polybea as well as his own sister Artemis and is determined the world will remember his great love.