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She came from nothing. He gave her everything. And on Easter night, the Goddess came to collect.

Seraphine has always known she doesn't deserve the life Reinhard built for her — the elite education, the luxury apartment, the sun-warm estate where an ancient Dutch painter worships her like a living goddess. She is his muse, his Eostre, his golden-haired incarnation of the Spring. And she has loved him for it, hopelessly and impossibly, the way you love someone you can never fully have.

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She came from nothing. He gave her everything. And on Easter night, the Goddess came to collect.

Seraphine has always known she doesn't deserve the life Reinhard built for her — the elite education, the luxury apartment, the sun-warm estate where an ancient Dutch painter worships her like a living goddess. She is his muse, his Eostre, his golden-haired incarnation of the Spring. And she has loved him for it, hopelessly and impossibly, the way you love someone you can never fully have.

But Reinhard has a secret older than the two of them. Beneath his grand estate, past the torch-lit tunnels and the black-cloaked crowd, lies an altar. And Seraphine is the vessel.

What the Goddess wants, the Goddess takes.

The Easter God is a dark pagan erotic novelette about a woman who surrendered everything to the man who saved her and discovers, too late, that his love for her was never the whole truth. Sensual, strange, and lushly unsettling, it weaves ancient myth with erotic horror in the tradition of stories that make you whisper what did I just read before immediately reading it again.

For readers who like their romance old-world and dangerous, their erotica weird and beautiful, and their Easter mythology thoroughly, irreversibly corrupted.

100% written by a human.
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