Review Rachel Van Dyken offers a fun and unique spin on Norse mythology with Fallen Gods. I think this is the first Norse mythology-based book I've read, and I really enjoyed it. Most readers are likely familiar with the lore - Odin, Thor, Loki, war between Gods and Giants, the Bitfrost bridging Asgard and Midgard,… Continue reading Fallen Gods by Rachel Van Dyken
Read my book review for The Last One.
The Cruel Dawn picks up right where The Last One left off. Kai’s tries to pick up the pieces while her fractured memory recovers. As her memories come back to her, so does the guilt of what she did in the past. She spends the entirety of the story trying to redeem herself and protect the realm from the bigger threat, but her past keeps coming back to slap her in the face. Not to mention her complicated romantic history and possible future.
Check out my book review of The Games Gods Play.
Abigail Owen definitely took it up a notch with The Things Gods Break. She crafted a narrative with the sequel that turns the first book into a completely different story. The book picks up right where the first one left off – Lyra and Boone are stuck in Tartarus with the Titans. Lyra is going through it again, and yes her sassy fed-up-with-the-world attitude is in full swing. Even better is that Boone is also losing his patience – which is equal parts hilarious and hot. Lyra is up against another set of tasks in order to escape – but if she does, then the Titans are released as well. And according to popular opinion, that could be catastrophic.
