A Beautiful Evil

Pandora, the inaugural human woman sculpted by the deities on Olympus, was created with a singular mission: to love and be cherished by her husband, the titan Epimatheos. However, there's a significant hitch—he completely rejects her. Overwhelmed and perplexed, Pandora grapples with understanding her purpose. With all the divine gifts bestowed upon her, it seems futile if she can't win over this infuriatingly indifferent man, who, despite being quite handsome, displays no affection. Perhaps she's not fulfilling her intended role, or maybe she's meant for another path entirely.As Pandora and Matheos delve into the mystery behind her creation, the undeniable bond between them becomes more apparent, increasing the stakes. Complicating matters further, Matheos's duplicitous brother, Prometheus, who possesses the gift of foresight, had issued a grim prophecy before his capture by the gods: the love between Pandora and Matheos could spell doom for humankind. How does one navigate an overpowering passion that harbors the potential to bring about the world's end? Pandora is on the cusp of discovering the answer. This tale offers a refreshing sunshine-meets-grump twist on the Pandora myth, penned by the acclaimed author of "Girl, Goddess, Queen" and "The End Crowns All."