About the book: 2012 / The Greek gods are alive and well. But unfortunately for them, people have almost completely forgotten about their great existence... and this fact really infuriates the omnipotent, immortal beings. Apollo, the Greek god of the sun, took one look at the mysterious Therese Lafitte and knew that he wanted her. And even in this modern century, God takes what he wants. But Teresa is no longer mortal. She is a newly turned vampire, and her attraction to Apollo is truly fraught with mortal danger, because not only desire awakens in her body, but also... bloodlust. However, Apollo likes women with sharp teeth and now that he has found Teresa, God does not is going to let the little vampire out of his sight, as well as out of his bed. When Teresa's psychopathic vampire ex begins stalking them, Apollo realizes he will have to use all his powers to keep her safe. And fortunately for Teresa, Apollo has more power than she could even imagine. You shouldn’t joke with the sun god if you don’t want to burn to the ground. In the Ancient world, when people were still afraid of everything inexplicable, the Greek gods were revered and adored. In their honor erected temples. Sometimes prayers were heard, and bloody sacrifices were not in vain. Once upon a time... Now... they were almost forgotten. And this really infuriates them.