A Touch of Darkness (Hades x Persephone Saga Book 1)

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I thought to myself, this would be a good place to start for people who are just starting to get into the wealth of stories that Greek mythology has to offer, but where should they go from there? 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 you have any issues with sexual content in the novels you read, please stay away from this series. As she struggles to sow the seeds of her freedom, love for the God of the Dead grows—a love that is both captivating and forbidden.

I LOVE her videos on the myths of Persephone and Hades, and Echo and Narcissus, they’re short and sweet, easy to follow and end up with a super cute makeup look!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 . The tasks become more impossible than the last as they progress and pull Hades away from Persephone just as she is questioning whether she can become Queen of the Underworld. As the God of the Underworld, Hades grapples with the responsibilities and burdens of his realm, while Persephone faces the consequences of her choices.

I would recommend this (very raunchy series) to all lovers of Greek mythology who are looking for something a bit different! Not to mention that not even their connection was genuine, because all their encounters ended up in sex, sex, sex and agaaain sex.If you’re a fan of theatre, then reading Ancient Greek theatre is an awesome way to become familiar with some of the important figures and stories from Greek myths, and even though only a handful survive from what would have been hundreds of plays, we still have plays about some of the most interesting figures from Greek mythology such as Medea, Jason, Antigone, Oedipus, Agamemnon, Clytemnestra, Orestes and Electra (just to name a few! I listened to the audiobook, which I wouldn’t necessarily recommend because I didn’t really vibe with the narrator, but the story definitely has its merits! Now, this didn’t really take away from the main story of Hades and Persephone and may not be anything of note to other readers so it’s probably just me being picky!