Thanatos: The White Dawn
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  • Reads 1,188,833
  • Votes 62,367
  • Parts 66
  • Time 18h 48m
Complete, First published Jul 04, 2017
Mature
(Book 3 in the #dawnseries)
*COMPLETED*

The time for the ascension is near...

After months of tireless training, a handful of harrowing experiences and quite a number of unexpected surprises, Aurora Venerelli is finally reaching the end of her time as a mortal. Alongside her new found lover, the Greek god of Death, Aurora must try and stay alive until her immortalisation, all the while not giving up in their search for the gruesome killer stalking the Greek deities- one by one.

The last book in the Dawn series brings the biggest twists and shocks yet, the hottest and sexiest moments to date and an entirely new ball-game that will leave you begging for more...

A hero may get praised, but a legend never dies...

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The Beauty Of Death (COMPLETE)

48 parts Complete Mature

Aphrodite was tasked to make Thanatos a beautiful, mortal wife. To sit along his throne in the underworld. She was made to appear a soft, delicate flower, so much love to share, and optimism no one really had. Thanatos is the personification of death. You know, the man in the dark hooded tunic with the scythe. A Greek god tasked to collect souls of the newly deceased and bring them to the underworld. He decided when their time was up, merely decided the fate of individuals. He is the son of Nyx, goddess of night, and the brother of Hypnos, God of sleep. However a soul so sweet didn't deserve to be there. Thanatos knew her purpose, watched over her since she had been born, his hard shell never deliberately expressing care for her. But at 25 Aphrodite confronted Thanatos to bring his betrothed to the underworld. He refused, but time was ticking, the people were growing impatient. It had to be done.