Griffin Greek Mythology Novels & Stories

The Egyptian god offered me the crook of his arm. Beki gave me a questioning bark, asking if I was staying or going. I shook my head. What was wrong with my wolf? Couldn’t she see that the god standing before us consumed people? Griff pushed his way in front of me, his larger body blocking my view of the Egyptian god. “Nobody goes anywhere with my mate.” “I wasn’t asking you,” Ophois said with a snarl. “Too bad, because Cathwulf stays with me.” The muscles around my throat tightened, cutting off my air. I wanted to reach out and pull Griff away from the dangerous deity, but the fury radiating off him told me to leave the men to their posturing.

Athena stood before her people and as soon as she saw Alex coming out of the palace, she cleared her throat and began. "I have called you all here today for a reason which most of you have an idea about. The reason is that we have finally caught the culprit who tried to kill me." A few gasps were heard. But no one said anything. Athena spared Alex a glance before turning back to speak to the people. "As we all know, Griffin was killed for overstepping his boundaries. Though I shall not say what, he was killed for a good reason." Another murmur started in the crowd and someone said something that made Athena's brow twitch.

“That’s Andromeda, the daughter of Cassiopeia. Chained to a rock but saved by Perseus from a sea monster, and then she marries him. Perseus, not the sea monster. The usual kind of Greek myth.” “Huh,” he said. “It would’ve been kind of awesome if she’d married the sea monster, though.” “How would that be awesome? That sounds awful.” “Maybe the sea monster is misunderstood. Maybe he was just lonely.” Grace gave him a look, and he grinned. “Are you turning the sea monster into a Nice Guy who just wants women to like him?” “Hey, sea monsters need love, too.”