elysian

elysian

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Fiction
Fantasy
e l y s i a n (adj.) relating to, or a characteristic of, heaven or paradise ☞︎ when the daughter of the goddess of love wants to find love for herself. [slow updates] TW: this book contains mentions of drugs, violence, sexual content, and various forms of self-harm; it hardly ever comes up but this is your warning in case something like that comes up !! ❦ cover by @Rivulettes started: 1/10/21 finished: - ☀︎︎ #1 in daughterofaphrodite #4 in sexual #15 in greekmythology
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Evadne Persephone was diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder at the age of six. To avoid the scrutiny of New York's high society, her parents, Cielo and Romos Monteverde, decided to leave everything behind and settle in a quiet countryside village in France. For years, Evadne lived a peaceful and happy life with her parents. She had everything she could ever ask for, until her eighteenth birthday, when the nightmares returned, disrupting the tranquility they had worked so hard to build. Unable to help their daughter themselves, her parents turned to a renowned psychiatrist based in New York. Left with no choice, they returned to the very city that held their most painful memory, the tragic death of their eldest daughter, Ceres. But in that city, Evadne discovers a truth far more haunting. This is not her first life. She was once Empress Ceres Evadne Valeria of Aquilonis, in the realm of Solmara. And the nightmares she suffers from... are fragments of a life she wishes she could forget.

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