A Song of Sorrow

Apollo, God of the Sun and Music, is regimented, determined, and competitive—principles he applies to every part of his life, even relationships. ⁠

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The result? Apollo is often unlucky in love. ⁠

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Then he meets Hyacinth, a Spartan Prince who is everything he isn’t—carefree, boisterous, and untroubled. Hyacinth finds Apollo’s inflexibility ridiculous and breaks his control with his adventurous spirit. ⁠

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Suddenly, Apollo doesn’t feel so unlucky, but as he begins to fall for the prince, others are watching, and their jealousy will have dire consequences. ⁠

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