Hector is a dutiful son and prince but he will not marry. He shirks his duty until the goddess Aphrodite weaves her magic on him, bringing a handsome youth named Anatolius into his life. Caught in her spell, they come together until Paris sets his sights on the young man and steals him away. When fate gives them a second chance, only the help of the goddess can secure their happiness. This is a gay (MM) romance novel set prior to the events of the Trojan War. It depicts romantic and sexual love between two men in a broadly tolerant society. It is part of a series on Trojan MM couples but can be read as a standalone story. Recommended for lovers of angst, mythical Greek melodrama, and sweaty Trojan sex.

Podes was hoping for an evening of simple, satisfying worship when he entered the Temple of Eros. He never expected to meet a priest who bore the god’s name or that he would receive such special attention from him. But Eros is more than just a divine lover, and Podes soon discovers he enjoys being at his will. Eros and Podes is an 8,500 word MM Romance with a HFN ending set in the Trojan Men universe. Although it links to the other books in the series, it can be enjoyed as a standalone.