A Taste of Greek

Out of Olympus, Book 3

De: Tina Folsom

Narrado por: Eric G. Dove

Messenger god Hermes' sandals have been stolen by a mortal, thus robbing all gods of their gift of teleportation. Zeus is furious, but Hermes has more to worry about than his father's anger. Retrieving the sandals becomes a race against time as others are after the precious artifacts, too.

Hermes knows the identity of the thief: the lovely Greek studies professor, Penelope. Now, not only does he have to get to his sandals first, but he has to do so before Penelope steals something else: his heart.

About the Series

Out of Olympus is a humorous and sexy paranormal romantic comedy series following the romantic adventure of four gods in Charleston, South Carolina: Triton, Dionysus, Hermes, and Eros. It's full of mischief, laughter, comedic scenes, sensual love scenes, witty dialogue, and a little slapstick. Interference by Zeus and Hera, and other Greek Gods, is guaranteed!

Out of Olympus

Book 1: A Touch of Greek

Book 2: A Scent of Greek

Book 3: A Taste of Greek

The Out of Olympus series has it all: weddings, fake fiancés, humor, mischief, love at first sight, blind protagonist, forced proximity, kidnappings, Greek Gods, idyllic settings, instalove, hidden identity, soul mates, amnesia, woman in peril, damsel in distress, band of brothers, romantic comedy, fish out of water.

©2013 Tina Folsom (P)2025 Tina Folsom

Reseñas de la Crítica

"A Touch of Greek is a fun, blazing hot read that will have you asking, Where's MY Greek God?" Tina Folsom's super sexy romances will be your favorite guilty pleasure!" --- Stephanie Bond, Author of the #1 Kindle bestselling romantic comedy Stop the Wedding! (A Hallmark movie)

good

This book was freaking funny as hell but damb they laid it on thick didn't they.

BOO HOO ONLY ONE BACHELOR GOD LEFT

I really look forward to these lighthearted fun romances about the naughty but handsome Greek Gods Triton, Dionysis, Hermes and Eros and the troubles they each find themselves in. Which are all either orchestrated, helped or hindered by their Fathers and Uncles Hades, Poseidon and Zeus.

This time Hermes, the Messenger God, has had his winged sandals stolen and he knows just who took them but not why she took them. He's a confirmed bachelor and, despite being warned by his Father Zeus, has no intention of settling down. Penny a naive, caring, beautiful Assistant Professor in Ancient Greek History and Mythology was swept away by Hermes' awesome good looks and the sizzling passion between them just couldn't be ignored.

However, she's intrigued by his winged sandals and 'borrows' them after a night of pleasure and fully intends to bring them back but things go from bad to worse..... because as Hermes is no longer in possession of them this means all Gods are grounded unable to teleport and Zeus is furious and stuck in Olympia. Thing get a lot worse, as other characters become involved in the plot with devastating results, they will have to go through Hell before Hermes and Penny can ever hope to have a HEA ending.

This is a bit of fluff, it isn't deep but it's got intrigue, betrayal, suspicion, laughter, sex, great characters, witty dialogue and a charming plot as the H/H have to work together to put things right. This could be a stand alone listen with just a couple of encounters and references from previous books.

Worth a credit? YES and I'm eagerly awaiting Eros' story which is the last of the bachelor Gods to find love and I will happily spend my credit but will be sad this easygoing series is ending.

Decent Story but my last in the series!

Silly fun with a touch of cra-cra! There was not much that qualifies as romance and it almost seems like they decided to settle at the end. I did enjoy the story overall but may stop reading the series from this point forward.

The Great Escape

love this whimsical series, it's so cute and sweet. Just the perfect books to listen to while working, working out,cleaning the house or just relaxing. I mean,who doesn't love a sweet hot romance every now and again and with a Greek god! Whew! What a great escape.