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When she finds her lover wounded in the garden, the lovely and cursed Medusa is devastated. He still lives, but then Theophylaktos does the unthinkable, and time seems to stop as he removes his blindfold. Is there no hope for her? Is there no hope for him?

Alex and Misae share an impossible love from impossible and opposite perspectives. His hunger blood drives him to the desert to feast on the blood of rodents rather than risk harm to Misae, but Misae is unwilling to allow his exile and together they must find a solution that is stronger than the blood.

The craftsmanship was simply extraordinary, and I wondered what it took to work with metal - electrum Nikolas had called it - so many centuries before. I didn’t have any expertise with birds, but as far as I could tell, it was a pretty perfect representation of a bird’s feather, if the bird were made of metal. There was something about holding a piece of ancient history in my hand that felt absolutely overwhelming and wonderful. I couldn’t help but imagine all of the glory of the Greek race.

She went to her bar with her friend, and when they find two very interesting men who show interest in them, it looks like things will turn out wonderfully. Then, her friend meets an old flame and leaves her by herself. Angie is about to discover these are no ordinary men, and both of them want her.

Master storyteller WJ Rosser presents three heartbreaking tales of love, tragedy, and redemption as well as three poems in this poignant and heart-wrenching collection. The Robber: A remarkable and poetic story of love and loss set against the backdrop of a beautiful mountain cabin and an unlikely burglar nominated for a 2012 Million Writers Award.

Alas, Medusa is condemned and cursed, and happiness doesn’t belong to her. She has never been happier than she is with Theophylaktos, a warrior content to live his life blindfolded just to be near to her, but other warriors come, and other warriors mean other deaths. Warning: This audiobook contains very explicit descriptions of paranormal sex. Only mature adults who won’t find that offensive should read this audiobook.

Medusa is not the monster all believe, and each warrior that comes to end her life instead becomes part of the savage and evil garden of cold stone statues, but also torments her with grief and horror at what her curse creates. A warrior steps into her world, though, and this warrior sees no evil monster with snakes for hair and hatred in her heart. Instead, he sees a beautiful woman and refuses to accept fate's determination that they should not be together.