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The Taking of Persephone, Part 1
Myths are usually censored: Hades didn't just see Persephone and take her.
First he saw her. Then he was fascinated by her warmth. Later he realized that he wanted her.
So Hades went to Persephone in dreams as a daimōn, and seduced her—took her with mouth and hands, bringing her to climax again and again, overwhelming her with ecstasy. He ravished her senses until she lay sated in his embrace, still craving his touch.
Persephone asked to be his.
And even as he prepared her channel for his possession, prepared to have her body completely, Hades refused her—refused to be her only lover.
Persephone fled.
And that is when Hades decided to steal her...
The Taking of Persephone, Part 1 is 7,200 words—approx. 30 pages. Part 2 will be published one week after Part 1; Part 3 the week after that.
This work is for ADULT AUDIENCES ONLY—readers 18+. This story contains several lengthy scenes of graphic sexuality. DO NOT READ if you are offended by such material.
First he saw her. Then he was fascinated by her warmth. Later he realized that he wanted her.
So Hades went to Persephone in dreams as a daimōn, and seduced her—took her with mouth and hands, bringing her to climax again and again, overwhelming her with ecstasy. He ravished her senses until she lay sated in his embrace, still craving his touch.
Persephone asked to be his.
And even as he prepared her channel for his possession, prepared to have her body completely, Hades refused her—refused to be her only lover.
Persephone fled.
And that is when Hades decided to steal her...
The Taking of Persephone, Part 1 is 7,200 words—approx. 30 pages. Part 2 will be published one week after Part 1; Part 3 the week after that.
This work is for ADULT AUDIENCES ONLY—readers 18+. This story contains several lengthy scenes of graphic sexuality. DO NOT READ if you are offended by such material.
- GenresGreek MythologyFantasy
34 pages, Kindle Edition
First published August 3, 2013
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158 people want to read
About the author
Madeleine Marzio
3 books3 followersMadeleine Marzio is a lover and a fighter; a doctor, a lawyer, an Indian Chief; a butcher, a baker, a candlestick maker. She's blood and love and sugar and sex, and she's had more than her share of all four.
She's a little bit of everything...but most of all, she's a writer.
Madeleine writes erotica based on mythology (and usually romance). If you'd like to receive information on her publication dates, promotions, and story progress, as well as author's notes, story polls, and other news, follow her blog using the "Follow Madeleine" button at http://madeleinemarzio.wordpress.com/.
Live and let live. Love and be loved. Happy reading.
She's a little bit of everything...but most of all, she's a writer.
Madeleine writes erotica based on mythology (and usually romance). If you'd like to receive information on her publication dates, promotions, and story progress, as well as author's notes, story polls, and other news, follow her blog using the "Follow Madeleine" button at http://madeleinemarzio.wordpress.com/.
Live and let live. Love and be loved. Happy reading.
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August 26, 2013
I love steamy stories; I love mythology. This hit both of those sweetteeth perfectly!
October 12, 2015
It was so so
It was sexy and but rather unsatisfying. I wanted a love story not two people/gods arguing weather or not to have sex that's not in a dream. And it's not nice to have a series and the series in not on kindle.
It was sexy and but rather unsatisfying. I wanted a love story not two people/gods arguing weather or not to have sex that's not in a dream. And it's not nice to have a series and the series in not on kindle.
September 10, 2013
DNF - the beginngin and backstory was great. Then, I just lost complete interest and couldn't force myself to finish it. Sorry. :(
March 22, 2016
Okay but nothing spectacular. Reads like a fanfiction which isn't really a bad thing, per se.
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