Lesson In Love: Olympians

by Susan M. Sailors

Eros hates Valentine’s Day. No matter how many couples he unites, his own life is lonely and empty because every relationship he helps create reminds him of his own dissatisfaction. When his loathing for the lover’s holiday angers Zeus, Eros heads to his favorite restaurant to cool down. Instead, he becomes even more confused because the restaurant’s enchanting and beautiful owner, Iris, who turns out to be a goddess herself, berates him over his horrible treatment of women. Little does Eros know, his mother Aphrodite and the goddess Hera plan to use Iris to teach him what love is really all about. All he knows is he’s met the one woman who could truly hold his heart, and he’s determined to convince her that, with her help, he can prove that he’s no longer the man she once despised. Torrid Romance Fantasy / Paranormal Erotic Romance - Explicit (Contains adult content, language, and graphic sex) Don’t miss the sexy erotic mythology series from Susan M. Sailors! Lesson In Olympians Arcadian Olympians Sweet Cry Of Olympians Descent Into Olympians Elysian Olympians

96 pages, Kindle Edition

First published March 15, 2009

About the author

Susan M. Sailors lives in Ann Arbor with one husband and three cats. She taught college English for several years, but now focuses more on her own writing and less on the comma splices and sentence fragments of freshmen students. She also does freelance editing though, so she still runs into grammar errors all the time. She writes in every genre, including horror, fantasy, science fiction, and her work can be found all over the web with e-publishers and in various genre magazines. She began writing seriously in graduate school and sold a short story to The First Line in November 2003 just after graduating with an M.A. in Literature from the University of Alabama at Birmingham. When she isn’t writing, she spends lots of time editing between watching episodes of Dark Shadows and Doctor Who and reading H.P. Lovecraft and Lord Byron. When she is writing, she’s usually listening to The Cure, The Damned or My Chemical Romance.