I fell in love with the innate stillness of it-the calm it provides, the secrets you can wedge into its depths. With each interruption, nurses entering to draw blood or family members coming to offer false moral support, my body craved the void. The kind found in sleepy hospital rooms, hidden between the dull, intermittent beeping of an electric monitor and the steady drip of an IV bag. “love race” - Machine Gun Kelly, Kellin Quinn “We must bring our own light to the darkness.” Your obsession with Greek mythology, bad guys, and romance novels will eventually bring you here. I hope you enjoy Kal and Elena’s love story.įor my thirteen-year-old self. While Promises and Pomegranates is a standalone, reading the prequel may enhance your reading experience (though it is NOT required to read anything before this book). There will be plot points and side stories that are not immediately resolved and that run through the series. Promises and Pomegranates is a full-length, interconnected standalone. If you don’t read this genre, I don’t suggest reading further. For a more detailed list of triggers, CLICK HERE. This book is a dark romance, meaning it includes many triggers, such as graphic violence, explicit sexual scenes, and other mature situations. Please be aware that it is not fantasy, historical romance, or a literal retelling. Kal and Elena’s story is a dark contemporary romance based loosely on the framework and characters of the myth of Hades and Persephone. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental. Names, characters, businesses, places, events, locales, and incidents are either the products of the author’s imagination or used in a fictitious manner. For more information, address: is a work of fiction.
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