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Blood of an Empire: Helen of Sparta

By: Catt Dahman
Narrated by: D. Paul Faulkner
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Did you know Helen of Troy had fangs? No matter...the secrets of Helen are about to be revealed. Stories of Greek mythology are richly revisited, and Helen finally tells all in this terrifying historical novel. Helen is revealed to be a huntress by night, seeking out blood-wine and seducing men as she is cursed to be the most beautiful woman on earth. As a succubus, she not only captures hearts, but has a 10-year war fought for her. Her plight and thirst for blood is woven into the mythological tales of Homer and we find that not only is she a vampire and beautiful, but she is also lonely and outcast; her fury will be unleashed on both Sparta and Troy.

©2013, 2020 Catt Dahman (P)2021 J Ellington Ashton Press Fantasy Fiction Horror Scary Ancient History Ancient Greece Heartfelt Greek Mythology

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