Love, In Theory

Love, In Theory

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Percy Jackson and the Olympians
The Greek gods are taking a millenial vacation..... Which means a lot of work for their demigod substitutes. Tiffany Love is Cupid. No, she doesn't look like a cherubic baby in diapers shooting love at unsuspecting people. Her life was as normal as it could get. Until her Mom (the Interim Goddess of Love) journeys to a quest to the Realm of the Rose to help stop the attacks plaguing the realm —and dumped on her lap the job of being the interim Interim Goddess of Love. Tiffany tries to juggle school, business, her Cupidity,and being the interim Interim Goddess of Love. Oh! and throw in the mix her bestfriend's love life. *This was my project for the first semester, but this might be different from the one I submitted*
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Eris, the Goddess of Chaos and Discord, had always spent her days causing mischief and discord on mortals. It was not until one day that Eros (Cupid), the God of Love, argued that love was a far more superior activity to be part of. Thinking that love was trivial and mere sexual desires, Eris made a wager with Eros that she could create and inspire love with a mortal boy that had caught her attention. Enter Henry Leon, an aspiring concert pianist by day and jazz musician by night. Having found no courage to speak to the girl from his university, he sought help from a flapper turned matchmaker (Eris). In this tale set in Gatsby's era, Greek gods and mortal lives are intertwined as the question of "love" is put to the test.

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