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).
Part 2 of the series, the one I started two…three…years ago. Yeah. Remember that? It’s finally here.
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Military fantasy can be hit or miss for me. I’m very picky about it most of the time, however, I felt that The Unbroken did it very well.
Creepy, creepy, creepy! This is a YA horror novel that uses atmosphere and mystery to keep you hooked all the way through the book.
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A mix of historical fiction and fantasy elements makes this book a good read for people who are looking for character driven, introspective stories.
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