Book 1 in the Divine Interventions series Three thousand years ago Narcissus was too self-absorbed to love anyone but himself. Trapped in a statue in a public park, he never expected this to change...but then a little girl named Violet stared into his face and called him "Nick". Now a grown woman whose boyfriend dumped her after she lost her job, Violet is in serious need of a friend—and lover—and Nick wants to be both to her. The goddess Aphrodite has made him human for two nights and a day. Will that be long enough for Nick to learn the true meaning of love, so he can earn his freedom and a place by Violet's side?

Second in the Divine Interventions series.Being a statue for centuries on end is pretty boring. Fortunately, the Greek nymph Echo can sometimes turn her spirit solid enough to slip out of her statue and watch other people making love. Seeing Nick and Violet together turns her on so much that when Alex the museum guard offers her the real thing, she jumps at the chance. How was Echo to know that having sex with a human would turn her into a real woman? Now the goddess Aphrodite has given her two months to earn Alex's love, or it's back to the spirit world for her-possibly without even a statue to live in! Alex was burned by a former girlfriend and he's sworn off even using the word 'love'. He gives Echo a new name, Chloe, and lets her into her home but won't let her into his heart. He doesn't know if he can trust Chloe not to hurt him the way his ex did. Chloe has her work cut out for her. Fortunately, she has her sister nymph Nemesis-who these days is porn movie star Nina-to help her out. Nina would do anything to help Chloe, and that includes pulling in her ex-lover, Pan, who has his own agenda for the one nymph he never had in his bed. Just another one of Aphrodite's divine interventions, with gods, goddesses, nymphs and humans all trying to make sense out of this crazy little thing called love.

Third in the Divine Interventions series When Pan and Nemesis were accidentally hit by one of Eros' arrows, they had no choice but to fall in love with each other. Six months later, the dilemma they face is whether it is just a spell that binds them together, or have real feelings risen between them? However, with the Titans plotting their escape from Titanous, there is more going on in Olympus than a pair of arrow-struck lovers trying to figure out their relationship. Pan and Nemesis find themselves caught in a jailbreak of titanic proportions. Fortunately they have a lot on their side—imaginative sex, various toys, and a pair of animated marble statues who bicker and make love on command. And best of all they have the help of the gods themselves—Hephaestus, Olympus' weaponsmith, and of course, his wife Aphrodite, the goddess of love!