The Greek God

By Inez Eaton

Julie and her mom are pretty close. After her father died ten years ago, Jenny and her mom have met up each summer to go on a big trip together. This year, summer is approaching and her mom wants to go to Greece and meet up with an old family friend.

The family friend and her son will be meeting them there but Julie just sighs and rolls her eyes at the thought of having to spend two whole weeks with the pimply and annoying little boy she remembered from her childhood.

But as soon as the plane lands and Julie and her mother meet up with the pair, Julie realizes that the trip might not be so bad after all. The boy turned into a sexy and handsome, blonde haired blue-eyed god. And he treats her like a goddess the whole trip, especially when they are left alone by their mothers to indulge in the romantic city and empty house...

• Language: English
• Publisher: AmorBooks.com
• Release date: Jan 18, 2022
• ISBN: 9781005157579

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The Greek God

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Inez Eaton

Copyright 2022 Inez Eaton

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Julie and her mother sat at the small kitchen table. Julie stared at the suitcases sitting by the door. They would be leaving the following day, as they did every summer, for their regular trip. She had arrived at her mother’s house only a week ago to start their regular summer fiasco. Julie was a senior in college now, so close to getting her degree, and she hoped she’d find a job that would still allow her and her mother to enjoy their summer trips.

Ten years ago, before Julie had even thought about college, her father lost his long battle with cancer. The traumatizing event had brought Julie and her mother closer; after all, they needed each other to deal with the grief. Throughout high school Julie’s friendship with her mother bloomed. While the parental boundaries over a single mother became of utmost importance so did their friendship.

Lisa, Julie’s aging mother, walked over to the table with two hot cups of tea. This had become one of many traditions they shared.