I read the 1st book in this series awhile ago and I had forgotten how good it was! This book is even better. Very sexy! ( )

Not as good as the first book. I was into the plot at the beginning, but the story started to really drag around the middle. Basically, Dionysus gets into Ariadne’s panties then promptly dumps her. Another Greek god is tired of his shit and takes it upon herself to punish him by taking away his memory then hands him over to Aridane. With a little coaxing, Ariadne gets convinced to make Dionysus's life miserable. From there the plot turns into this odd "she doesn't know, I know" situation and that's basically where I started to lose interest. Honestly, I wasn't a very big fan of Dionysus. He went from unimaginable bastard to great guy a little too quickly for my taste. It felt a little too much like a complete flip of his personality for me to completely believe that he won't revert back to his previous ways. All in all though, this wasn't a bad read. I'll probably end up picking up the next book in the series if Folsom decides to continue writing these. ( )

Thought the first one was better, but the couple was really cute together. Just thought the conflict was a tad rushed by the end of the book and quickly resolved too, not that I like a filler, but I think the author could've developed it better. ( )

This is really funny. Despite the campy cover, its like Darkhunter verse merge into basic romance storyline without all the PNR in it. The book started with Dionysus decided to be total asshole to Ariadne then he lost his memory which Ariadne decided to play pay back. There's this whole great manipulation going on to keep you interested and its very fast paced. If you're depressed enough with your current reading, this book will cheer you up. Review much later... erk ( )

This is really funny. Despite the campy cover, its like Darkhunter verse merge into basic romance storyline without all the PNR in it. The book started with Dionysus decided to be total asshole to Ariadne then he lost his memory which Ariadne decided to play pay back. There's this whole great manipulation going on to keep you interested and its very fast paced. If you're depressed enough with your current reading, this book will cheer you up. Review much later... erk ( )