Medusa follows strict rules for gallivanting around Immortal Space. Rule #1: To avoid possible decapitation, flee at all costs if Perseus is in the vicinity. And under no circumstances, hop in his lap like it’s the best ride in the known galaxies. Rule #3: Always carry a spare pair of underwear. One never knows when a homicidal demigod will ruin a favorite pair of panties with his hero jaw, tight muscles, and golden Greek skin. Rule #29: Never enter a situation without an escape route. A Gorgon without a plan is a dead Gorgon. What Medusa’s rules didn’t plan for is the delicious trifecta of Perseus, his insane brother, and a genocidal cyborg to hijack her space adventures with toe-curling pleasure. Or their obsession with destroying the goddess who wants her head. As the 99th clone of the original Medusa, she’ll get on board with any plot that keeps her head firmly attached to her neck. All the better if it comes with a side of “good girl” climaxes and three possessive men who aren’t terrified of her beloved serpents. As part of a trilogy, this novella does not reveal all the secrets that Medusa’s men carry with them. There is a whole lot of colorful language with a little bit of dub con and plenty of villainous behavior. If this offends you, this may not be the space romance for you.

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