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Thanatos: A Greek Gods and Goddesses Paranormal Romance
- Subgenre
- romantasy
- Edition year
- 2021-06-08
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In this Greek mythology paranormal romance, Thanatos, god of death, is sent by Hades to rescue his daughter Calindria, whose soul was captured six centuries ago when she was murdered. Calindria has spent centuries imprisoned and has become a fierce warrioress bent on hunting down those who killed her twin brother and making her family pay for abandoning her. When Thanatos finds her in a hellish realm where memories become weapons and nothing can be trusted, the Fates intervene, throwing the two together. Calindria must learn to trust Thanatos enough to work with him and escape, while he attempts to convince her that her beliefs about her family's betrayal are lies. Together they must overcome the darkest moments of their pasts to survive the deceptive domain.
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- Greek Mythology: “Thanatos, god of death, has a mission: scour the unknown realms of the Underworld and retrieve the only daughter of his god-king, Hades.” source
- Quest: “Thanatos, god of death, has a mission: scour the unknown realms of the Underworld and retrieve the only daughter of his god-king, Hades.” source
- Revenge Plot: “escape her prison, hunt down the ones who murdered her twin brother, and then make her family pay for abandoning her” source
- Strong Heroine: “she's a fierce, bewitching and beautiful warrioress who stirs unwanted feelings in his black heart” source
- Forced Proximity: “In a realm that turns memories against them and where anything can be an illusion, can Calindria and Thanatos learn to trust each other enough to work together to escape the hellish domain” source
- Enemies to Lovers: “a warrior who is determined to convince her that what she believed is the truth is in fact a lie” source
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