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amnesia romance
ancient Greece
Artemis
Author_T.C. Kraven
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dark romance
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fantasy romance
fated mates
Greek gods
Greek mythology
Hades
Hades and Persephone
Hecate
Hephaestus
Hermes
Hygieia
lovers torn apart
Medusa
memory loss
modern mythology
myth retelling
Persephone
reincarnation
romantasy
second chance romance
spicy romance
time travel romance
Product details
- ISBN 9798895150597
- Weight: 363g
- Dimensions: 140 x 216mm
- Publication Date: 12 Mar 2026
- Publisher: Diversion Books
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Paperback
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A spicy retelling of Persephone and Hades and the second in the Dark Fates series, centered around Greek deities and Otherworlders.
Buried alive in Ancient Greece two thousand years ago, Persephone—the Goddess of Spring—resurfaces in '90s New Orleans with no memory of who she is or where she belongs. Recognizing that Persephone is barely hanging onto her sanity, her friends from Olympus spring to her rescue. However, the power of the Greek gods is not what it once was, and Hermes, Artemis, and the rest have taken on other names and integrated into the mortal world. With their help, Persephone begins to recover and find her place, but she can’t shake the feeling that something crucial is missing from her life.
Hades has been at a loss since Persephone was taken from him, but he can’t rejoice at her return. A curse keeps him at a distance, unable to reunite with her in fear of an ancient and hungry force that stirs in the Big Easy. Though it devastates him, he’ll push her away just for her own good. But Persephone will not be denied the love she desperately craves.
In her follow-up to Of Prophecies & Pomegranates, T.C. Kraven reignites Persephone and Hades’s tumultuous, delicious love affair. Romantasy and Greek lovers will devour this rad time trip of a novel filled with ’90s nostalgia, found family, passion, monsters, nymphs, and Otherworlders. Of Death & Desires brilliantly sets the stage for the rest of the Dark Fates series, boldly proclaiming that some love stories never die.
Rich bonus content includes:
Buried alive in Ancient Greece two thousand years ago, Persephone—the Goddess of Spring—resurfaces in '90s New Orleans with no memory of who she is or where she belongs. Recognizing that Persephone is barely hanging onto her sanity, her friends from Olympus spring to her rescue. However, the power of the Greek gods is not what it once was, and Hermes, Artemis, and the rest have taken on other names and integrated into the mortal world. With their help, Persephone begins to recover and find her place, but she can’t shake the feeling that something crucial is missing from her life.
Hades has been at a loss since Persephone was taken from him, but he can’t rejoice at her return. A curse keeps him at a distance, unable to reunite with her in fear of an ancient and hungry force that stirs in the Big Easy. Though it devastates him, he’ll push her away just for her own good. But Persephone will not be denied the love she desperately craves.
In her follow-up to Of Prophecies & Pomegranates, T.C. Kraven reignites Persephone and Hades’s tumultuous, delicious love affair. Romantasy and Greek lovers will devour this rad time trip of a novel filled with ’90s nostalgia, found family, passion, monsters, nymphs, and Otherworlders. Of Death & Desires brilliantly sets the stage for the rest of the Dark Fates series, boldly proclaiming that some love stories never die.
Rich bonus content includes:
- Gorgeous full-color artwork inside
- New chapters
- A guide to the deities of the Dark Fates series
- And more!
T.C. Kraven is a writer and activist who seeks to normalize the diversity that is representative of her hometown of New Orleans. She specializes in contemporary mythological retellings with an emphasis on the culture of The Big Easy, the queer community, and healthy kink. Kraven travels the country and globe, attending signings and pulling inspiration from the myths of the Greek pantheon and the amazing muses around her.
