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of buckshot for cheating on her. Reluctantly, she’d talked him out of it. Dean was a protective father, and no one was going to hurt his girls if he could help him. She loved him for that.
    After that she’d taken some time to concentrate on getting her investigator license and opening her business. Two years in she’d decided to give dating another chance. That was when she’d met Mark Johns, a Sports Law professor at the local university. At first she’d been hesitant about getting involved with him, but something about his self assured manner convinced her. Cameryn had been so sure that Mark would be completely different from the young playboy Chase. The sex had been amazing , and it had been nice
    to have the attention of such an accomplished man. Unfortunately for her, Mark had been another mistake. She’d caught him having sex with one of his students in his office. Instead of being embarrassed or apologizing, he’d invited her to join in. She’d cracked him in the head with a paperweight and walked out.
    Another lesson learned. Another mistake made. Cameryn had learned enough. She’d sworn off men and concentrated instead on using her gift to solve as many cases as she could. Deena had tried on numerous occasions to set her up on a blind date, and she’d always resisted. It had been a long time since she’d been with someone. There were some times when she got lonely. Who was she kidding? Most of the time she felt lonely. Having a weird gift like hers tended to keep you at least a little bit aloof from even your own family. She wasn’t naïve enough to believe that Prince Charming existed, but she couldn’t help hoping that someday there would be someone who would love her, strange powers and all.
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    Hades smiled to himself. He was a lot smarter than Zeus gave him credit for. His brother’s unexpected arrival had changed nothing. After all the time he’d waited nothing was going to get in his way. He’d suffered long enough. An image of Persephone flashed across his mind , and he frowned. He’d been completely smitten with her. Beautiful blonde hair and sea green eyes sparkling with mischief. If only he’d known the cruelty those eyes could hide, he might have saved himself some heartache. Unlike Zeus and Poseidon, who had no trouble getting any woman they desired, he’d always struggled. He was well aware that he had a complex. He feared rejection, and he knew for a fact that his illustrious and incorrect title as Lord of the Dead had a lot to do with it.
    What woman, goddess or mortal, would want to live in the Underworld? Hindsight was twenty-twenty, but he realized now that he should’ve spoken with Persephone and spent time with her before settling on the course of action that he had. Maybe things would’ve been different. Yeah, right. Now, he was being facetious. No matter what he would’ve done he and Persephone would never have made it. There was nothing that he could have done to make her happy. It wasn’t until she was gone that he’d finally realized that.
    Persephone was spoiled, vain , and egotistical beyond belief. She was incapable of caring about anyone but herself. It didn’t matter that he’d tried his best to love her and give her riches beyond her wildest dreams. To her he’d always be the creepy Lord of the Dead. Nothing would ever change that. He knew that a part of him would always feel connected to her in some way, but the love he’d felt for her no longer existed. He knew the cold person who lurked behind that beautiful face. Persephone was his past, and he was confident that Cameryn was his future.  She was longing for him, and she just didn’t know it yet. They were destined to be, and he was willing to do whatever it took to prove himself to her and earn her love.

Chapter Four
     
    “Cameryn, come to me.”
    Cameryn was almost completely surrounded by darkness. The only light came from a faint glowing orb in the distance. She looked down at herself. She