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With a newfound heartbreak Nyssa wants nothing to do with love; in fact she's sworn off the whole thing, forever. Unfortunately the Fates seemed to have other ideas. After seeing the true form of a Greek God, Nyssa is thrown into a game of life and death. No thanks to Aphrodite she has 30 days to marry the Greek God of unrequited love, Pothos, or she'll die. Pothos is the Greek God of unrequited love. He wipes the memories of mortals when the Gods/Goddesses (specifically Zeus) have finished their affairs with the mortal. He erases all recollection a mortal has of their godly lover so the God can easily move on. He's seen centuries of heartbreak and unreciprocated affection so he's far from a fan of relationships, let alone love. Neither of them can stand each other or the concept of love. So what's a girl and a God to do? Trick the Olympians of course. It's all fun and games until they both realize they've been set up and the game was rigged from the start. Can anyone win a game of love when only the broken hearted are playing? Cover Photo by Dimitry Zub from Pexels https://www.pexels.com/photo/trendy-young-woman-relaxing-amidst-tall-grass-in-nature-6636639/
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