Falling For The Wild Princess (Discontinued)

Falling For The Wild Princess (Discontinued)

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After Odysseus got married and returned home he realized he had forgotten something, his little sister, Cimene's 17th birthday had happened meaning that she was now two years passed the age to be wed, meaning he had to prepare the palace for not only the suitors (barf 🤮) but also when they gave up and/or failed to woo her. Because if he knew his sister (like he knows his own mind) this was going to cause disaster. Little did the king know that his sister did want to marry but finding someone who would love her despite her... flaws was going to be difficult. Meanwhile, a young man named, Eurylochus was boarding a ship that would head to Ithaca his father hoped that the king would help the small island of Same for the island had been suffering from famine, and hoped that the king would at least pity to help them. What is the young man to do when he sees a woman who in his opinion had to have been blessed by Aphrodite herself to explain her beauty only to later find out that she's the princess? What is he to do? However little that he knows that Ctimene fell for him all because he spoke his truth. Credit to Jorge Rivera-Herrans for Epic and Homer for Odyssey
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In the age of heroes, gods, and war, the world forgot her name. Born under a bleeding moon, (Name) was the divine child of Nyx, goddess of night, and Aether, god of upper air and light-an impossible union never meant to happen. To hide the shame of their union, the gods misplaced her thread in the Loom of Fate. She was cast down to the mortal world, raised in the shadows as a girl with eyes like galaxies and power she never asked for. But fate doesn't forget. It waits. It obsesses. As a young woman, she marries Odysseus and Penelope in secret-three hearts bound in a rare and sacred union. When war calls Odysseus to Troy, (Name) defies every expectation and joins him, setting sail as his equal, his protector, and unknowingly, the object of everyone's unraveling. On this journey, (Name) becomes the eye of a storm she never meant to summon: • Gods fall in love with her. And not gently. • Demigods chase her like moths to divine flame. • Monsters let her live when they should have killed. • Penelope, back in Ithaca, becomes possessive and wrathful in her longing. • Odysseus loses battles from jealousy alone, afraid someone will touch what's his. Even the world itself seems to shift toward her: Islands tilt. Winds wail. The stars blink in rhythm with her breath. As the crew dwindles-not from war, but from obsession-fueled madness-(Name) begins to uncover the truth: The gods are not simply in love. They are desperate. The Loom of Fate has started unraveling because her misplaced thread has warped destiny itself. If she doesn't confront her origins... If she doesn't choose what she wants... The world may rip itself apart trying to possess her.

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