It's like the author wrote from sentence to sentence, picking what she wanted to say in any given moment, regardless of what had just been said/done or what was about to be said/done.

And I’m aware of the myth and authors will put there spin on the myth of there choosing on gods and goddesses but when both sound so much alike I don’t know if that’s my cup of tea . If you’re more of a video lover, then you’re in luck because we publish youtube videos twice a week, and so far we have published this video on the 12 Olympians, a video all about Hermes, a video on Artemis, and a bunch more! She was still working full-time when A Touch of Darkness was published in 2019 and when the books went viral.I don’t like to compare but and I know most of this is base on the mythology of this two gods/goddess but a lot of the story had a lot of similarities to the comic book found in WEBTOON / coming to Nexflix soon (Lore Of Olympus by Rachel smythe ), it just had huge similarities. Following the engagement between Persephone and Hades, Demeter has summoned a snowstorm that grinds normal life in New Greece to a standstill. From here, I would then recommend The Library of Greek Mythology (also known as Bibliotheca) by Pseudo-Apollodorus.

He allows Persephone to continue thinking ill of him, then gets irritated when she thinks ill of him. If a refund is payable to you we will process the refund as soon as possible, and, in any case within fourteen (14) days. I liked him so much that I instantly went and bought A Game of Fate – I needed more of Hades in my life, a lot more. I know this may sound weird, but the place I started on my journey to learning about Greek mythology and becoming completely obsessed with it was Percy Jackson. But let me be clear – I am Persephone, future Queen of the Underworld, Lady of Your Fate – may you come to dread my presence.Lastly, she spends a lot of time thinking Independent Woman thoughts, but all of those seem to fly out the window the second she gets in the presence of Hades and his magical dick. If Persephone had followed the statement about arrogance with something like, "We will NEVER have sex," his response might make sense. Not only do we see how Persephone’s life is evolving both in the upper world and her business, but in the underworld as future Queen, but we also get a bit more insight into what motivates some of the other characters actions. Persephone annoyed me a lot whilst reading this (and the next one too), but after watching Scarlett’s interview with Erica from MoanInc, I understand her thought processes and motivations better now. She also just plain doesn't listen when Hades speaks (when he bothers to explain himself at all, see below).