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Pandora's Harem #2
The Pledge
Chaos has never been so tempting...
To punish humanity for Prometheus's act of stealing sacred fire, Zeus ordered the gods and goddesses of Olympus to create woman. From the earth's clay, they molded Pandora. Zeus gifted her with a jar of evils. Pandora unleashed them. Now in present time, she's determined to atone for that sin. But she can't do it alone, so three sinfully sexy Spartans answer her call.
There's a lot to be said about living with three Spartan warriors…
Discovering I'm the personification of Pandora, yes, that Pandora, on the eve of my twenty-first birthday wasn't easy. But accept it I did, including all that came along with said revelation, even the three muscled warriors appointed to keep me safe from Chaos and her masterly crafted fits of disorder. To say she's a hindrance is an understatement.
But as much as I appreciate having protectors, I'm not about to turn over my every inch of life to them. I need a pledge of loyalty first. My current run-in with the goddess Atalanta is a start. Apparently, the shifter has beef against being captured, though the blame of letting her loose in lioness form is not totally my fault. I didn't know my Spartans had bagged and dumped her in the living room of our apartment. Which was so not a good thing, because being who I am, letting the cat out of the bag was a given.
Now a pissed-off lioness is skulking around my nine hundred square feet of living space and without my Spartans taking a side—me or the goddess poised to claw them—I can't put my trust in them. And with Moros—the Greek god of Doom and Death—along with his brothers Thanatos and Ker—knocking on my door, my Spartans better decide fast. Because without me finding my lost box, the hell I unleashed on earth thousands of years ago will never be reined in. And if Moros gets the box first, he'll destroy the one thing left inside—Hope. And every soul needs Hope to survive. And that includes me and my sexier than sin Spartans.
*This is a reverse harem serial romance with one heroine and three male lovers. Each novella is a complete story, but the overall arc for the series plays out over the four novellas. Scenes, language, and situations are steamier and a bit darker than in my other books and may not be to the taste of all readers. 18+ only.
To punish humanity for Prometheus's act of stealing sacred fire, Zeus ordered the gods and goddesses of Olympus to create woman. From the earth's clay, they molded Pandora. Zeus gifted her with a jar of evils. Pandora unleashed them. Now in present time, she's determined to atone for that sin. But she can't do it alone, so three sinfully sexy Spartans answer her call.
There's a lot to be said about living with three Spartan warriors…
Discovering I'm the personification of Pandora, yes, that Pandora, on the eve of my twenty-first birthday wasn't easy. But accept it I did, including all that came along with said revelation, even the three muscled warriors appointed to keep me safe from Chaos and her masterly crafted fits of disorder. To say she's a hindrance is an understatement.
But as much as I appreciate having protectors, I'm not about to turn over my every inch of life to them. I need a pledge of loyalty first. My current run-in with the goddess Atalanta is a start. Apparently, the shifter has beef against being captured, though the blame of letting her loose in lioness form is not totally my fault. I didn't know my Spartans had bagged and dumped her in the living room of our apartment. Which was so not a good thing, because being who I am, letting the cat out of the bag was a given.
Now a pissed-off lioness is skulking around my nine hundred square feet of living space and without my Spartans taking a side—me or the goddess poised to claw them—I can't put my trust in them. And with Moros—the Greek god of Doom and Death—along with his brothers Thanatos and Ker—knocking on my door, my Spartans better decide fast. Because without me finding my lost box, the hell I unleashed on earth thousands of years ago will never be reined in. And if Moros gets the box first, he'll destroy the one thing left inside—Hope. And every soul needs Hope to survive. And that includes me and my sexier than sin Spartans.
*This is a reverse harem serial romance with one heroine and three male lovers. Each novella is a complete story, but the overall arc for the series plays out over the four novellas. Scenes, language, and situations are steamier and a bit darker than in my other books and may not be to the taste of all readers. 18+ only.
74 pages, Kindle Edition
Published February 19, 2018
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About the author
Angelique Armae
73 books673 followersUSA TODAY Bestselling Author Angelique Armae is a native New Yorker who loves all things royal, can trace her Irish roots back to the Scottish Highlands, is half Italian, and is owned by a long-haired Tuxedo feline. As a child her favorite toy was Emerald The Witch, a small doll with green eyes, green hair and purple skin. She spends most days writing, unless her cat deems otherwise.
Miss Armae's books and novellas have garnered numerous awards and nominations, including the Sapphire Award, P.E.A.R.L. Award and Word Weaving Award. Her books have also been featured on Midwest Book Review's Book Watch TV. Angelique's first novel, COME THE NIGHT, made Fictionwise's Best of the Best list, rounding out the top five best selling dark fantasy books of the year. Since the release of COME THE NIGHT, Angelique's books have made Amazon's Overall Kindle Bestsellers List (top 30), Amazon's Hot New Release List (#1) Barnes and Noble's NOOK list (top 10), iBooks Bestsellers List (top 50), Kobo's Romance Bestsellers List (top 10), Kobo's Anthology Bestsellers List (#1), Kobo's Short Stories Bestsellers List (#1), Kobo's Paranormal Romance Bestsellers List (#4), as well as various other bestsellers lists. Angelique is also an Amazon Top 100 Paranormal Romance Author.
Aside from writing, Angelique also dabbles in digital art. She is the recipient and two time nominee of the Dream Realm Award for best cover art.
When not working, Miss Armae enjoys traveling, learning about the ancient Celts, exploring history, and learning new languages. After studying design in London, England, Angelique returned to the States and studied history and French literature at Skidmore College.
Miss Armae's books and novellas have garnered numerous awards and nominations, including the Sapphire Award, P.E.A.R.L. Award and Word Weaving Award. Her books have also been featured on Midwest Book Review's Book Watch TV. Angelique's first novel, COME THE NIGHT, made Fictionwise's Best of the Best list, rounding out the top five best selling dark fantasy books of the year. Since the release of COME THE NIGHT, Angelique's books have made Amazon's Overall Kindle Bestsellers List (top 30), Amazon's Hot New Release List (#1) Barnes and Noble's NOOK list (top 10), iBooks Bestsellers List (top 50), Kobo's Romance Bestsellers List (top 10), Kobo's Anthology Bestsellers List (#1), Kobo's Short Stories Bestsellers List (#1), Kobo's Paranormal Romance Bestsellers List (#4), as well as various other bestsellers lists. Angelique is also an Amazon Top 100 Paranormal Romance Author.
Aside from writing, Angelique also dabbles in digital art. She is the recipient and two time nominee of the Dream Realm Award for best cover art.
When not working, Miss Armae enjoys traveling, learning about the ancient Celts, exploring history, and learning new languages. After studying design in London, England, Angelique returned to the States and studied history and French literature at Skidmore College.
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March 16, 2018
The Pledge is a solid second book in the series. I really enjoyed it. Angelique has craftily blended Greek mythology with a modern story and her spin on the characters and gods/goddess is unique yet believable. I honestly cannot wait to read The Challenge.
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