Even Gods Are Blind and a Little Latin

Amare et Sapere Vix Deo Conceditur

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The title of a book often serves as a portal, beckoning readers to dive into an epic fantasy adventure. Such is the case with my upcoming novel, “Even Gods Are Blind.” Drawing inspiration from the profound Latin phrase “Amare et sapere vix deo conceditur,” meaning “Even a god finds it hard to love and be wise at the same time,” attributed to the Roman philosopher Publilius Syrus, I sought to encapsulate the central theme of my book. This ancient adage sheds light on the interplay between love, wisdom, and the divine, setting the stage for the journey ahead.

Meet Claudia, a woman desperate to return home to her love, and Tarquinius, a desperate mortal willing to strike a bargain with a god that could destroy the world. Their paths collide in a thrilling tale of sacrifice, where the line between love and obsession blurs. Will Claudia find her way back, or will Tarquinius’s ambition spell doom for all?

What are the sacrifices you would be willing to make for love? Share your thoughts in the comments below!

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