The Demigod Complex by Abigail Owen - Book Tour + Giveaway
The Demigod Complex
by Abigail Owen
Genre: Paranormal Romance
When Lyleia Naiad was head-hunted by Brimstone, Inc., for her job as Executive Assistant to a high-powered billionaire demigod, she was given one directive—do NOT fall in love with Castor Dioskouri. Doesn’t matter if he is the son of Zeus and can electrify a room with a single glance. As an ex-nymph, she possesses a unique ability—a gift from the goddesses to protect nymphs from the randy gods—to resist her boss's charms.
Or so she thought.
He insists she accompany him to an alpha wolf shifter mating ceremony, an event where the pheromones fly, and so do clothes...and inhibitions.
Goddesses save her, because Castor has stolen into Lyleia’s heart, and she’s not so sure she can hold out much longer..
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Castor stood at the front of the
chapel beside Marrok, who appeared as cool as ever while he waited for his
bride. Not being a love match, and more of a business deal, that was probably
about right. Except they were going to have to go through the mating tonight.
Wolf shifters had strange traditions.
Like the exterior, built in
natural stone, the interior of the building was simple, constructed of thick pine
logs. Pews carved from matching wood stood in rows with a single aisle down the
center, a deep red velvet carpet leading up to the altar and pulpit. Floor to
ceiling windows at the front revealed an incredible view of the lake, which
glittered under the brilliant light of the full moon.
Marrok suddenly gave a low
whistle.
“What?”
“Did you see Leia before coming
here?”
“Yes.”
“Was she dressed for the wedding
yet?”
“No.” She’d preferred to come to
the ceremony without him, a decision that had bothered him more than it should.
She’d muttered something about needing to sit near the back. Whatever that
meant. Best guess, she was avoiding the werewolf who’d ruined her identity as a
nymph. The only thing keeping him from ripping out the bastard’s neck when they’d
been introduced ten minutes earlier was not wanting to ruin his friend’s
important day. That, and Leia had warned him not to before he’d left the hotel.
Dark laughter lurked in Marrok’s
voice. “Let’s just say you’re going to need a very large stick.”
Stick? What the fuck was Marrok
talking about? “Why?”
“To beat off the wolves.”
His friend was obviously
enjoying the hilarity of the situation but had to be mistaken. Leia was
gorgeous, but she didn’t flaunt her beauty, tending to dress on the
conservative side. Besides, he doubted she wanted to call attention to herself
with Kaios here.
He scanned the crowds filing in
at the back of the chapel. “I don’t see her.”
“Navy dress. Her hair is up.”
Navy sounded right.
Conservative. The way his nymph liked to dress.
He caught a flash of blue and
the top of her golden blond hair piled high on her head. Then the tuxedoed man
blocking most of her from view stepped aside. What was Marrok talking about?
While she looked incredible to him—his body started to heat up and harden at
the sight of her like it always did—he harbored feelings for her. Given the way
the other ladies were dressed, he doubted Leia had anything to worry about with
the wolves.
The dress was long, draping to
the floor, the top gathered over her right shoulder. No cleavage showed. A thin
slit at her hip showed a sliver of flat belly. Sexy as all hades. But still
covered up compared to the skin on display from the lady wolves. Leia appeared
classy in a room full of overdone.
She caught his eye and waved.
Her lips, painted bright pink, stretched wide in a smile. Castor caught his
breath as his stomach clenched in response. Her smile was for him alone. How he
knew, he wasn’t entirely sure. His heart hadn’t tripped over itself like this
since he’d met his wife. Only this was different, not stronger exactly,
but…different. Hilaera had been familiar, his love tender. With Leia he was all
fire and need and protectiveness. Leia pointed at the back pew, indicating
where she intended to sit.
Someone he couldn’t see snagged
her attention, though she seemed reluctant to turn away from him, but she did.
Castor inhaled sharply.
The back to the dress was…there
was no damn back to the dress. The garment was held in place by a thin strap or
two across her shoulders and dipped low to a point above her curvy derriere.
Barely above.
“Holy hell.” His body, already
charged by the intimate smile she’d graced him with, responded rapidly. He
shifted his stance, trying to ease his discomfort. In the meantime, every man
around her did a double take. What was she thinking? Luckily, Kaios was already
seated up front.
Castor gritted his teeth. “I see
what you mean.”
Marrok had the temerity to
chuckle. “You’re a lucky man.”
“She’s my assistant.”
“Right.”
Yeah.
He didn’t believe it either.
Multi-award-winning paranormal romance author, Abigail Owen, loves plots that move hot and fast, feisty heroines with sass, alpha heroes with heart, a dash of snark, and oodles of sexy shifters! Other titles include wife, mother, Star Wars geek, ex-competitive skydiver, spreadsheet lover, Dr. Seuss quoter, eMBA, organizational guru, Texan, Aggie, and chocoholic.
Abigail grew up consuming books and exploring the world through her writing. She attempted to find a practical career related to her favorite pastime by earning a degree in English Rhetoric (Technical Writing). However, she swiftly discovered that writing without imagination is not nearly as fun as writing with it. She currently resides in Austin, Texas, with her own personal hero, her husband, and their two children, who are growing up way too fast.
Abigail also writes award-winning contemporary romance under the name Kadie Scott.
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