EVA POHLER
Mythology & Mysteries
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USA TODAY BESTSELLING AUTHOR
Learn why reader's of USA Today bestselling author Eva Pohler's young adult fantasy series have chosen to continue with Cupid's Captive Series, a beauty-and-the-beast retelling with mature content for readers seventeen and older.
Eros, Book One
When Psyche convinces Cupid to protect college softball pitcher Ellie Beaufort from the other gods, who want to kill her because of a prophecy, he agrees to hide her in his castle. But when his brothers, Phobos and Deimos, discover his secret, he has no choice but to shoot them with his arrows of love.
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Trapped in a magical castle for six weeks with two gorgeous gods who want nothing more than to love and protect her, Ellie finds herself falling for them both. Phobos and Deimos may be identical ginger twins, but their personalities are vastly different, surprising her in delightful ways. If they succeed in finding a way to be together, against all odds, which will she choose?
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This story is for readers aged 17 and older.
Phobos, Book Two
Condemned to work on a Texas ranch alongside Phobos, Deimos, and Cupid, Ellie tries everything within her power to win over the hearts poisoned against her, to no avail. Frustrated and jealous of the rancher's daughter, Ellie's love turns to hate.
The tension in the old shack they're forced to call home rises along with their passions, and a series of violent sexual encounters with the brothers begets Ellie's despair. As she spirals into the darkness, Ellie becomes her own worst enemy until a new shack-mate lifts her spirits and changes the dynamics between her and the brothers once again.
Deimos, Book Three
First it was a magnificent castle on the outskirts of Mount Olympus. Then it was a primitive shack on a west Texas ranch. Now, Ellie hides with Deimos and Hecate from Zeus and his loyalists in the enchanted cave of the moon goddess, Selene. However, when Hecate reveals her vision of Ellie's unborn twins, Ellie is spurred into action. She'll do whatever it takes to save her fledgling family and its rightful place in the pantheon.
