Book Review

Wow! I was BLOWN AWAY by this book. I think part of why I loved it so much is it touched on both themes and ideas we see in ancient mythology – specifically Greek and Viking, which have some of my favorite women warriors.

What do I say? How do I say it? This is a gothic romance/dark academia book, and it delivers in every aspect.

When I finished this book I had to sit and think for a few minutes because WOW.

So, once again I have mixed feelings on this book. Much like the first one I think the pacing is just off

I was very satisfied with this book, it concluded in a way that I thought was wonderful.

I have many thoughts on this book and the main one is thus: sometimes book should stay as standalones.

This book picks up not too long after Ithaca ends, and we once again rejoin Penelope on Ithaca. Instead of Hera, Aphrodite narrates this book, and what I love about North is she makes these goddesses so likeable (or unlikeable depending on your POV).