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Description edit
Set in Ancient Greece, a time when the spirit world of gods and goddesses and other immortal beings bleeds into the world of mortals, Frozen in Time is a rich vampire tale of betrayal and revenge, and the eternal longing for blood and love.
After the death of his wife in childbirth,... read more
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Characters/People edit
- Philip: Ancient Greek tutor/philosopher/soldier who becomes a vampire.
- Amaranthea: Philip's beloved wife and twin soul.
- Scylla: Evil sea monster, blood sucking demon, maenad
- Callias: Philip's brother in law, Amaranthea's younger brother
- Alexander-the-great: Philip's half brother
- Circe: Sorceress, witch
- Ianthe: Philip and Amaranthea's dead daughter. Her spirit resides in Elysium
- Zeus: Add a description of this character.
- Melitta: Slave who is made vampire by Scylla
- Sirona: Faerie, healer, Lady of the Lake
- Rhiannon: Sirona's cat
First Sentence edit
Philip could not believe his eyes. His Amaranthea. Sweet Amaranthea - a temptress in the silver moonlight.
Themes & Symbolism edit
- Amaranth flower: Non fading flower, the soul does not die, love never dies/fades, immortality.
- Dealing with Grief and Loss: Describe this theme.
- Reincarnation, and the Journey of the Soul.
- Wolf
- Immortality: Man becoming immortal, soul is immortal,
- Humanity
- Love
- Soul Mates
- Life/Death/Afterlife
- True love
- Fate, destiny
- Greek gods
- Witchcraft
- Good and Evil
- Nature
Authors & Contributors edit
- Marie Symeou (Author)
Subjects edit
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