The Graces of Apollo

In the sequel to "A Day in the Life of the Graces," the Greek gods return, with more to explore.

Apollo minds his own business in his palace in the sky, mostly. His godly set-up includes immaculate plants, a group of adorable domestic cats, and even the presence of two wind sprites, who blow scented air about his palace and courtyard to keep things relaxing and cool.

As the god of music, art, visions, and more, he counts himself as lucky to enjoy the luxurious things life has to offer.

But today, unexpected guests come to ask him a thorny question.

With repercussions that surprise even Apollo.

If you love stories of Greek gods and goddesses, buy "The Graces of Apollo" today!

This short stories originally appeared in Tales of Fates and Graces: Everyday Goddess Stories, Volume 3, and is now available here as a stand-alone story for the first time. It can be read as a stand-alone story, or, if you prefer getting a fuller backstory to the events that take place here, you can first read the stand-alone stories "Cousins to the Fates" and "A Day in the Life of the Graces." Or pick up the Tales of Fates and Graces collection, which includes all of the above stories.

BONUS story: Included at the end of this stand-alone story is a bonus story: "Norrit and Hale, an Origin Story," which is story #1 from the fantasy collection The Adventures of Norrit and Hale, by R.S. Kellogg.