Persephone's life has been one of leisure among the verdant fields: the maiden of flowers, sheltered by her mother, the Harvest Goddess Demeter. Now she is a woman, a goddess in her own right, yearning for freedom— even as the terms of an ancient pact are about to come due. Hades’s life has been one of solitude in the somber land of the dead: the God of the Underworld, he lives without attachments, eternally governing the souls of mortals. But he dreams of the young goddess who was promised to be his wife, and knows it is time for his Kingdom to have a Queen. When Hades arrives to claim his betrothed, he finds a young goddess eager to unearth her divine potential— and a powerful mother unwilling to let go. Receiver of Many begins an erotic story of passion and possession, duty and desire, and a struggle that threatens both ancient Greece and the Realm of the Dead itself.

Mortals often dream of being Gods and Goddesses. They are beautiful, have all they desire, worshipped and can play tricks with mortals for fun. But what if a God desires something he cannot have? What would happen if a Goddess wished for death? Most of her life Persephone was raised as a mortal girl, living on Earth in meadows and forests with woodland nymphs. Kept away from Mount Olympus by her mother, to save her from the problems that often arise between the Gods and Goddesses there, jealousy, betrayal, lust... Love. But her little experience with Gods leaves her vulnerable to one of the most feared Gods, Hades. Just how many troubles and heartache can one Goddess endure in an eternity?

"Why you don't wear bride gown?" Hades asked, and looked at her. "I don't want to marry." She resisted. "Ok. That's good." He said and moved up to her. "We should go bed room now. Don't waste time." "No. No!" She moved back from him. Persephone was frightened. Hades was tall and big. When he was close, she felt herself smaller. Her head was as tall as his shoulder. When they got closer, she was terrified. "I give you one more chance." Hades looked at her. "Will you marry me?" "Ummm I...." Persephone was speechless. "If not...." He moved up to her and held her to his arm. "Let's go bedroom." "I do. I will marry you" Persephone replied. She was afraid that he would do something more.

The old story of Hades and Persephone was old,vague,and boring She ate a some fruit she stuck their. This version is of an confusing romance. We leave you dead. (Hades pun)

She is light. She is beauty. She is grace. She is spring at it's finest. She is Persephone. He is darkness. He is dangerous. He is mysterious. He is death. He is Hades. Hades is taken by Persephone's light and innocence. He does what any sane almighty god would do. He takes her away from everything she knows and introduces her to the darkest realm in the world. There he tells her that she will be married to him and rule over this dark place. But then what girl would just willingly go along with this? Let me tell you. Not one. Not me. Not you. Not Persephone. But can he change her mind and her heart? Or will it be too late for them both?--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "I am Persephone. I'm the goddess of spring. My mother is Demeter and she'll get you if you don't let me go home right now" I told him smirking. "Oh really? Goddess of spring? I'm so scared." "You should be" I proudly proclaimed. "Do you want to know who I am?" "I asked you that like 5 times already!" "Actually you asked me once" "Whatever. Just tell me who you are." "I am Hades. I am the God of the underworld. I am the god all the riches from the underground. And I have chosen you to rule alongside me"

Persephone, The bringer of Spring and Queen of the Underworld, book one of The Goddess series. Persephone was a beautiful young hearted soul. Her hair was as red as roses and bright as the sun. Her eyes were green like nature blooming as she touched the ground with her feet. Everywhere Persephone walked flowers sprouted from the ground. She sang songs to the birds and to the trees, telling secretes of little thing. She was her mothers favorite child. She always sat on her mothers lap as she did her work on her golden thrown. When her mother and Persephone whisked down to earth she would create new plants that were different colors and bloomed with new sweet fruits. But even someone as admirable as Persephone, could never go unnoticed by the Gods. One in particular seems to have taken an interest.

The beginning of Hades Aidoneus - the Greek god king of the Underworld. A greek mythology fanfiction filled with romance, drama, family, comedy and tragedy all rolled into one.