Aphrodite's little secret. (A Percy Jackson x reader)

Aphrodite's little secret. (A Percy Jackson x reader)

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Percy Jackson and the Olympians
Y/n L/n a half-blood claimed by Aphrodite spoke about how she truly felt. Her mother was unimpressed by this, and she's cursed, and unable to speak. What's the cure? To make the new kid fall in love with her. #1 IN PERCYJACKSONANDTHEOLYMPIANS?! #1 IN PERCY JACKSON X READER?!
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Percy Jackson thought the wars were over. The prophecies fulfilled. The monsters, at least mostly, chilled out. But peace was never meant for demigods. When a mysterious conch shell washes ashore, Percy meets Juliet Rossi - a new arrival at Camp Half-Blood with storm-colored eyes and a heart guarded by tragedy. Juliet is a daughter of Aphrodite, beautiful in a quiet, haunting way... and cursed by the Fates themselves. If Juliet ever falls in love - truly falls - the one she loves is marked for death. Aphrodite calls her a disappointment. The Fates call her a warning. Juliet calls love impossible. But Percy? He calls her worth fighting for. When an ancient threat rises from the sea - something tied to Juliet's curse and Percy's destiny - the two are thrown into a quest where the line between love and doom grows dangerously thin.

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