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Primary Source

Primary Source

Paperback

Series: Sweat & Ichor, Book 1

General GLBTQIA Fiction

ISBN13: 9798995743019
Publisher: Corvin Wilder
Published: Sep 7 2026
Pages: 278
Weight: 0.65
Height: 0.69 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English

Dr. Reese Thorne has spent his career studying ancient myths. He never expected one to move in next door.

Tenured, controlled, and firmly on track for the Department Chair position he's spent a decade earning, Classics professor Reese Thorne does not have time for the chaos that arrives in the form of the university's new visiting fellow. Dion is arrogant, impossible to ignore, and teaches ancient mythology like an eyewitness account. He smells like ozone and something ancient, his eyes are the color of old Merlot, and he is systematically dismantling every wall Reese has ever built-starting with the one between their offices.

The rivalry was manageable. The obsession is not.

Because Dion isn't just another eccentric academic with a family fortune and a suspiciously pristine artifact collection. He is Dionysus-god of wine, madness, and ecstasy-and he has decided that Reese is the most interesting mortal he has encountered in several millennia. The classical texts are full of fragile humans who burned to ash for daring to want a god. Reese has read every single one of them.

He wants Dion anyway.

Primary Source is the first book in the Sweat & Ichor series-a high-heat MM mythological romance about enemies who share a wall, a god who hasn't been told no in three thousand years, and one very stubborn professor who is about to become a true believer.

The Sweat & Ichor series follows the mortals who stumble into the orbit of the ancient Greek gods-five books, five pairings, and a growing list of men who should have known better.

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