My Greek Goddess

This book is considered erotica. It contains detailed descriptions of human anatomy and sexual activity. It is also a travel log and has a detailed descriptions of the cities and places where Nick and Iris travel. It is as accurate as I can make it in both endeavors. Please enjoy. This book is a fictional version of Iris, the Greek Goddess and the messenger of the Gods. She is the Goddess of the sea and the sky and travels with the speed of the wind from one end of the world to the other. Iris's representation is the rainbow and her golden wings on her shoulders. She also a young virgin maiden. Iris had been looking for an intelligent, handsome man who will be faithful. She wants to lose her virginity and get married. She found Nick quiet by accident and watches him, waiting for him not to have a girlfriend. She finally finds Nick single in Greece. She engages him in a sightseeing tour that quickly turns into sexual desires for both of them. It is followed by many erotic days traveling through Europe and the United States. Nick is a computer geek who travels for his consulting company to work on communications hardware and software. Each time he is sent to Europe, Iris appears. They advance from a passionate initial relationship into a hot amalgamation of sex as their amazing erotic exploits grow. Their sexual relationship develops far beyond anything Iris ever dreams possible as she learns more about how their bodies respond and meld together. Their emotional bond develops as well during their travels together. Ex-girlfriends and both mothers present challenges to their relationship as they travel through Europe and when Nick returns home between trips. Iris's mother, Electra, challenges Iris not to return to Nick's home in Kansas City so she can test him. Iris can only watch and help Nick indirectly as past girlfriends challenge their relationship. As a Goddess, Iris has the advantage of her exquisite beauty and sexual prowess. The ex-girlfriends find her Goddess powers of air and water overwhelming as she places them in many compromising and comical circumstances.