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    Greek Style
    Greek Style
    Greek Style
    Ebook37 pages33 minutes

    Greek Style

    By Stephanie Burke

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    All May wanted was to take pictures of poppies in the mountains of Greece. She didn’t know she was breaking a taboo and stealing male energy.

    But when a satyr and a faun demand she gives back what she has inadvertently taken, the term "get your goat" suddenly takes on a new and deliciously naughty meaning.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherChangeling Press
    Release dateSep 23, 2022
    ISBN9780652702095
    Greek Style

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    Greek Style - Stephanie Burke

    Part the First

    So much urine…

    That was the only thought that went through May’s mind as she recalled her trips to the children’s petting zoo so long ago. There were pygmy goats going into heat, and there was urine everywhere.

    So now, as she was tied to a tree watching a field full of goat-legged men dance and sing, she was both fascinated and horrified by the prospect of watching them mate.

    Of course it wasn’t her fault she was tied to this particular tree. No one ever told her wandering around the mountains of Cephalonia on her vacation to Greece would end up like this. She only wanted to see poppy fields, for goodness’ sake. No one had warned her about roving bands of fauns and satyrs -- and mating season. She hadn’t meant to crash their party, so to speak. She had just been taking photos and marveling at the majesty of the island that was said to be the home of Odysseus when she stumbled upon them in their poppy field of lust.

    She couldn’t understand a word of what they were saying, but a bunch of goat-legged men carrying spears would be enough to grab and hold anyone’s attention. She was so stunned by this discovery that she never noticed the two… well… bucks, maybe… walking up behind her until they had her roped and hog-tied like the prize attraction at a 4H show.

    They began babbling at her and she began screaming at them. That hadn’t helped matters, she was now willing to admit, because that got her tied to the tree and gagged. And now there she sat, watching them build up a bon fire -- burning poppies and what smelled suspiciously like marijuana -- and dancing around like they had no sense.

    She just wanted to go home. Forget going back to the hotel, she wanted to go home. There were no goat-legged men at home. There were no burning poppy fields making her feel like she was stuck in a Cheech and Chong movie. And there were definitely no mystical creatures carrying spears standing guard over her. It was enough to make a woman cry… if she weren’t so damn high. But before she could further contemplate her pitiful state, she saw one of the shorter males clip up to her. He spoke softly to the huge guards, and they grunted something.

    This was one that she classified as a faun. He -- his nakedness other than his fur left that abundantly clear -- was about her height

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