Cupid & Psyche (Good in Bed Perfect Pairings Book 2)

Known as Eleutherios, the God of Love has spent his life aiding Humankind in the attainment of its innermost desires. So when a father's heartfelt prayer regarding his daughter is answered instead by Eleutherios's mother, Aphrodite, the God of Love is left appalled by her vindictive reaction to the rival beauty. Seeking distraction from disillusionment, Eleutherios loses himself in the Trojan War's decade-long madness.

Blinded by a mysterious childhood fever, Psyche finds her lonely, sheltered life on the Isle of Symi shattered once more when she learns she is to be sacrificed to a monster.

Driven to the stony acropolis for diverse reasons, the pair's chance meeting becomes a means of escape each has long desired. Yet, Hades hath no fury like an immortal scorned, and when Psyche and the man she knows only as Lefteris are discovered by the gods, the price of their desire rips away every certainty each has ever known, leaving both challenged by almost insurmountable obstacles if they are ever to have a second chance.

Welcome to our Perfect Pairing series from Good in Bed, in which we couple a steamy short story with a toe-curling "pleasure-guide" that will inspire you to turn fiction into reality. At Good in Bed, we believe the brain is the biggest sex organ, and there's nothing like a good erotic story to get the heart pounding and the blood flowing.

With this hot, sexy tale based on the Greek myth of Cupid and Psyche, your sex homework will include rough sex, dirty talk, an oral sex primer, and more. How's that for an adult education?

But before you turn to the pleasure guide at the back of the book, first travel back to the mythic past and witness the meeting of an immortal couple.

ABOUT THE AUHTOR

Cate Bellow's love of literature started on one coast and followed her across a few states in between until she settled with her family on the opposite side. She has been teaching English for nearly twenty years, because she never tires of reading great books and her students' creative writing. And when her nose isn't in a book or her hands typing away, you can find Cate traveling, gardening, running and, less often than she should, vacuuming up after her many adopted animals.