Ines Johnson

While the blurb is technically accurate it paints a misleading picture.
This is a chick-lit steamy romance with a love triangle first and foremost, full of innuendo and pining.
Everything else including the actual plot is very much secondary to that.
This continues throughout the second book as well.

If you are looking for a fast-paced urban fantasy adventure this is probably not the book for you.

What annoyed me are some of the women-power chick-lit tropes. Faithfulness in romantic relationships for example is treated more like a general guideline. Because all men are sexist pigs anyway and they deserve it except if they are hawt and rich, then it's ok. I hope you can tell the kind of story this is from that.

Later on, the whole mixture of Gods from basically all ancient mythology gets a lot more attention. If you are into seeing a huge number of different mythologies and legends being interwoven into motley chaos, this aspect might be worth its other flaws.… (altro)

A Greek Adventure:
The pace of the book was perfect and kept me interested in the story right from the beginning. Nia has problems with remembering things that occurred in her past and people she has met before. We don’t know why she can’t remember. Nia is also dealing with her breakup with Zane and with Tres who she had a relationship with many years ago who she has met again. We have amusing interactions with her friend Loren while they commiserate over the breakups of their boyfriends while trying to find Demeter’s tablet. We also get to interact with some Greek gods too! Definitely some twists you do not expect. This was a well written story full of action that sets you up for the next book. I will definitely be reading the next book in this series!

I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and I am voluntarily leaving a review.… (altro)