Hades Ain't Got Nothing on Us
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Married life is a challenge, especially when you’re wedded to the Greek god of the Underworld, and in love with a mortal.
Persephone could never be saved from Hades, even by her three best friends, the kindhearted Apollo, snobby Artemis and indulgent Dionysus. They seem an odd menagerie to the amusingly devious classmates at their Los Angeles prep school, which is no surprise to them. They have been living among humans for years.
However, there is hope for Persephone’s freedom hidden among the conceitedly oblivious masses of tanned skin and bleach-blond hair. Rob Manthorne uncovers the gods' true identities, perhaps because he, too, is hiding a secret under a perfect exterior...
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