Hades
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Last published Sun, Jun 23, 2019
"Poetry is collections of stories and this story is the collection of poetry. Greek stories retold."
Persephone is locked away from the world for her innocent beauty lies dark curse - one that draws monsters from the darkest pits of Tartarus. The only safety she has is behind the lock and key of her mother's protection... till Hades came along.
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