Arikos Catranides (Oneroi Skotos) and Megeara Kafieri (Human) 
 How far a man would go in order to sleep with the woman he wantsaEUR| 
 Arik has been visiting Megeara in her dreams often. He is a dream god and an erotic Skoti. As a result, Megeara keeps having sensual dreams with intense feelings. Arik needs these sensations because, as the rest of the Skoti, he is cursed not to have any feelings and he really needs them in order to survive the nothingness of his existence. At some point, living in MegearaaEUR(tm)s dreams will not be enough. Thus, he will try to live like a mortal for a while in order to meet her. Hades will help, but not without a bargain. 
 Geary Kafieri is on a quest to discover the lost Atlantis somewhere close to Santorini and clear her fatheraEUR(tm)s name until she discovers the man of her dreams (literally) floating unconscious in the sea. 
 The story was a bit slow-paced (especially during the first part of the book), but it was full of mythology and the story really takes off after a while. I thought the secondary characters were more interesting than the main characters: 
 1.Solin Catranides. ArikaEUR(tm)s brother/half brother/cousin/fellow god. Anyway, ArikaEUR(tm)s relative. 
 2.Katra Agrotera. One of ArtemisaEUR(tm) koris who needs to stop Geary from discovering Atlantis. 
 3.Zebulon. The powerful Chthonian more than 27,542 years ago who can destroy even gods. 
 I wish the writer had described in more details 
 -the surprise of Geary, when she discovers that gods are real and 
 -how Arik feels when he is human. 
 aEUR|But overall I donaEUR(tm)t have any complains. I can surely imagine Gods and Goddesses walking in FiraaEUR(tm)s alleys in Santorini. 
 Note: I usually donaEUR(tm)t bother correcting Greek language mistakes in English texts that are trying to translate greek, but I feel the need to do it this time because the meaning is totally different. So, ZebulonaEUR(tm)s T-shirt says: