Review: A Great Read!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 24, 2014
Syrinx pulled a fast one on Pan to escape his raging lust. The God of Chastity wasn't about to break her vows and succumb to his temptations. Transported to the twenty-first century, she runs a florist shop—fulfilling her fake, mortal life. Until the breathtaking Parker Thomas hires her to decorate his grand estate for a gala. Five hundred roses? Easy enough. Except Parker makes her feel things she can't ignore...As the God of Fertility, Pan is used to maidens flocking in droves to his pastures. So when Syrinx denies him, he's determined to win the one that got away. He poses as a mortal to get close to her, but he doesn't count on falling hard for his conquest—hard enough to make a life and stay.But Syrinx is falling in love with a man that doesn't exist. Can Pan hide his identity forever, or will the truth tear them apart?Review:I love stories that mix mythology with romance, including this one.This is the story of Pan, the God of Fertility and Syrinx, the Goddess of Chastity.  They have both been long ruled by what they perceive/expect themselves to be instead of living how they really want to be or live.Pan has chased Syrinx forever and to escape him Syrinx gets Coral's help and comes to the present.  Sylvia (Syrinx) has lived in the present for 5 years and has become a strong, smart business woman who runs her own florist shop.  In comes Parker (Pan) who finally learns where Syrinx has gone to.  Parker spends a year in the present and comes to depend/befriend his butler, Rutherford for help.  Parker hires Sylvia to decorate his house for a big party and in the mean time tries to insinuate himself in her life.  What starts out as a mere conquest quickly turns into much more.I really enjoyed this story, it had much depth and the characters really grew.  Seeing them fall in love and the obstacles they had to overcome was a pleasure to read.  I thought Coral was a great baddie, who truly gave me the picture of the girl from the Ring...lol  but even she had depth and that what made it so believable.  The scenes with Parker and Rutherford were great emotionally and wish there were more between them.  Though I do want to know, why Rutherford's son Daniel looks so much like Parker/Pan.  I loved the ending and thought the resolution was perfect for the story.4 stars