A love sweet like death
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Ongoing, First published May 04, 2020
Mature
Thanatos
The God of death, the God everyone loathes, and yet the one everyone longs for at the end, the God they cling too, seek comfort in, the God all the others forget about and yet... Olympus itself would fall without him. 
He's lonely... under appreciated and often stays in the dark shadows of his cave.
That is... until a certain underworld princess makes his life brighter than he's ever seen before 

Macaria
The Goddess of Blessed death, the one the dying seek in their afterlife, the one who guides them to their next step, the one comforting them as death himself slowly extracts their souls. 
She's sweet, kind, beautiful. And she's determined to show the God of death that he's not alone. 

Because in death... these two lost souls unite in a sweet solemn bond of love.
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A Mythical Love: Hades and Persephone's Truth

7 parts Complete Mature

We all know the legend of Hades and Persephone. How Hades kidnapped her. How he forced her to eat the fruit of his world. But what if I told you that was all a lie? The truth of Hades and Persephone's great love story lies in these pages. Here lies the truth of how a dark and isolated god fell for a pure goddess surrounded by love and how she fell for him. I love hearing from y'all, any questions, comments, or even some constructive criticism is welcome. Hope you guys enjoy! Warning: story contains mature themes. Mature scenes in chapters 2,3, and 5. Read at your own discretion