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Fading — Cecilia Gray
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Published:
Dec-2011 -
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Contemporary Romance -
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82 -
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Ever had an itch you just can't scratch?
Mhaya hasn't. As a goddess, she doesn't itch, or hunger, or thirst. In fact, she's pretty much above petty human annoyances, from humiliation to heartbreak.
Until now.
Because ever since her better-known twin brother Eros gave her the boot from Mount Olympus, Mhaya has been fading from human memory. The only way to prevent her godly demise is to temporarily trade her immortality for the drudgery of pitiful, pointless humanity. Which is not exactly Mhaya's style.
Her only ally in her quest to stay alive is the stunningly sexy, utterly unobtainable Marcus, a man who has his own reasons to see Mhaya fail. And yet, he's somehow unable to turn his back on her… and the more she struggles to survive her brush with mortality, the more interested he becomes in showing her the very best part of being human: passionate, pulse-racing love.
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Don't miss The Fallen Idols series, where the trouble with falling in love is the long drop down…
Book 1: Falling
Book 2: Fading
The Fallen Idols Series are chick lit romances with a paranormal twist of approximately 25,000 words (100 printed mass paperback pages).
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Praise for The Fallen Idols series
This was a wonderful weekend read--fun, light, with one of the strongest first-person narrators I've read in the romance genre in a long, long time. - The Canary Review
Cecilia has a talent for instilling warmth and weight into her characters. - Romancing The Book Reviews
A breath of fresh air. A truly great escapist read. â€" Quills and Zebras
Will have you captivated from beginning to end. â€" Can't Put It Down Reviews
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About the Author
Cecilia Gray lives in Oakland where she reads, writes and breaks for food. She also pens her biographies in the third person. Like this. As if to trick you into thinking someone else wrote it because she is important. Alas, this is not the case.
She's rather enamored of being contacted by readers and hopes you'll oblige at cecilia@ceciliagray.com or any of her social media sites:
http://ceciliagray.com
http://twitter.com/ceciliabooks
http://facebook.com/ceciliagray
http://youtube.com/ceciliagraybooks
Mhaya hasn't. As a goddess, she doesn't itch, or hunger, or thirst. In fact, she's pretty much above petty human annoyances, from humiliation to heartbreak.
Until now.
Because ever since her better-known twin brother Eros gave her the boot from Mount Olympus, Mhaya has been fading from human memory. The only way to prevent her godly demise is to temporarily trade her immortality for the drudgery of pitiful, pointless humanity. Which is not exactly Mhaya's style.
Her only ally in her quest to stay alive is the stunningly sexy, utterly unobtainable Marcus, a man who has his own reasons to see Mhaya fail. And yet, he's somehow unable to turn his back on her… and the more she struggles to survive her brush with mortality, the more interested he becomes in showing her the very best part of being human: passionate, pulse-racing love.
* * *
Don't miss The Fallen Idols series, where the trouble with falling in love is the long drop down…
Book 1: Falling
Book 2: Fading
The Fallen Idols Series are chick lit romances with a paranormal twist of approximately 25,000 words (100 printed mass paperback pages).
* * *
Praise for The Fallen Idols series
This was a wonderful weekend read--fun, light, with one of the strongest first-person narrators I've read in the romance genre in a long, long time. - The Canary Review
Cecilia has a talent for instilling warmth and weight into her characters. - Romancing The Book Reviews
A breath of fresh air. A truly great escapist read. â€" Quills and Zebras
Will have you captivated from beginning to end. â€" Can't Put It Down Reviews
* * *
About the Author
Cecilia Gray lives in Oakland where she reads, writes and breaks for food. She also pens her biographies in the third person. Like this. As if to trick you into thinking someone else wrote it because she is important. Alas, this is not the case.
She's rather enamored of being contacted by readers and hopes you'll oblige at cecilia@ceciliagray.com or any of her social media sites:
http://ceciliagray.com
http://twitter.com/ceciliabooks
http://facebook.com/ceciliagray
http://youtube.com/ceciliagraybooks
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