Melinoë's Ghost (Book Three)
As the Goddess of Ghosts, Melinoë struggled to make friends growing up that weren't already dead. Melinoë, the only child of Hades and Persephone, the rulers of the Underworld, is a few centuries shy of her two-thousandth birthday, yes she's never been in a relationship, had her first kiss or the other things that follow. When she's paired up as a bridesmaid with Marcus, the broken-hearted groomsman, she's drawn to their similarities. As their friendship grows and Marcus starts self-medicating his sadness, she's asked to spend more time with him and help him get back on track considering she's the only one that can seem to make him smile lately.
Marcus Brown is a mortal, twin-brother to Julie Brown who is friends-with-benefits with Hermes, a greek god. He's also friends with Danika Evantin, formally Warren, a new goddess and soulmate of Apollo, who also happened to be his old Classics professor, Dr. Paul Evantin. Marcus has been in a long-term relationship with his girlfriend Molly for nearly a decade, but when she suddenly breaks up with him without an explanation and ghosts him, he's heartbroken and doesn't deal with the breakup well.
With Danika and Apollo's wedding around the corner, Marcus and Melinoë are introduced as wedding-party partners. Will the growing friendship with the Goddess of Ghosts be the perfect distraction to help Marcus heal from the ghosts of his past, or will it only make things worse as new feelings start to form?
Find out in Melinoë's Ghost, Book Three of the Immortal Love series!
