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Joël Dicker

Description

Fast-paced, sexy, and magical high-stakes Greek Mythology Romantasy full of action and humor

A disillusioned god of love who's sworn off his own magic.
A vibrant mortal florist who might just bloom in his cynical heart.

Eros, the God of Love, is heartbroken and has abandoned his bow, refusing to unleash his arrows upon the mortal realm. As a result, the world has fallen out of love, and Zeus's thunderous wrath is echoing through Olympus. Turning to Eros's closest friends – Triton, Dionysus, and Hermes – Zeus tasks them with rekindling the god of love's belief in his own power.

Their plan? To make Eros fall in love himself. Enter Psyche, an enchanting human florist as jaded about love as Eros. As the gods conspire to bring them together, an undeniable spark ignites between the cynical god and the fiercely independent mortal. But can they overcome their shared disillusionment and discover the very thing Eros has forsaken?

Brace yourself for A Hush of Greek, the pulse-pounding fourth installment of the Out of Olympus series, a captivating romantic fantasy where a cynical god and a resilient mortal are thrust into a battle for love, magic, and the very fate of the world.

About the Series
Out of Olympus is a humorous and sexy paranormal romantic comedy series following the romantic adventure of four gods in Charleston, South Carolina: Triton, Dionysus, Hermes, and Eros. It's full of mischief, laughter, comedic scenes, sensual love scenes, witty dialogue, and a little slapstick. Interference by Zeus and Hera, and other Greek Gods, is guaranteed!

Out of Olympus
Book 1: A Touch of Greek
Book 2: A Scent of Greek
Book 3: A Taste of Greek
Book 4: A Hush of Greek

The Out of Olympus series has it all: weddings, fake fiancés, humor, mischief, love at first sight, blind protagonist, forced proximity, kidnappings, Greek Gods, idyllic settings, instalove, hidden identity, soul mates, amnesia, woman in peril, damsel in distress, band of brothers, romantic comedy, fish out of water.

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