For the Love of Pan: The Master

by Sandra E. Waldron

One rarely gives thought to Pan, Greek god of nymphs and witches, half-man/half-goat depicted as playing a zampo±ia, better known as a Pan pipe, made from reeds that had been—before she rejected him—the woman he loved. Save for a few fanatics, viewing Satan as strangely similar to the mythological god, and students of ancient beliefs, few give him much, if any, thought or consideration. Fewer consider him a real and serious threat to their way of life or to their very existence. That’s what he is counting on. He knows that now, in these modern times of fast-paced lives and space-age technology, it is time to make his entrance into the world of man. He intends to reveal who and what he is to one unsuspecting young woman, Jennifer Logan—but not before he fully ensnares her into his inescapable trap of seduction.

240 pages, Paperback

First published September 18, 2006

About the author

Sandra E. Waldron was born in Galveston County, but she now resides in Washington. She has also lived in Amarillo, Texas; Glendale, CA and Ohio.

She is an avid reader of science fiction and paranormal romance; loves to play chess (though considers herself not the best at it), very interested in ancient history, astronomy, fascinated by quantum physics, loves classical music (especially Chopin and Bach), and is very interested in people, although she does not socialize much.

She is currently studying German and wishes to travel to Europe in the near future. Her favorite authors are John W. Cassell, Stephen King and Noel Hynd. Oskar Werner is her all time favorite actor of stage and screen.