A Game of Retribution: A Dark and Enthralling Reimagining of the Hades and Persephone Myth: 4 (Hades x Persephone Saga, 4)

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Neither knows the other and they fight about stupid things because neither can communicate or make an effort to be a partner outside of the bedroom. In the past when he had handled a mortal who’d come into possession of a relic with sight, they’d already traumatized themselves and others by offering insight into death dates, lovers, the potential for children.

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For example (and this isn’t a spoiler because you’ve literally already read this conversation in ATOR), there’s this one interaction between Hades and Persephone where he says, “The souls miss you, Persephone. Hades is trying to figure out who is pulling the strings of who, and what it will mean for gods in the end.As I don't want to below anything up, so just recommend it to romantic mythology lovers, good news for me was that Hades is the narrator, a rare male character who was greatly performed by Tyler Donne. His duties to the underworld, and trying to make sure he is on top of what the other gods and goddesses are up to, were interesting. I thought at first the pacing was the problem, and that is partly it, but the real issue is that the entire book reads as a summary of its A Touch of Ruin counterpart. I can understand how Persephone wouldn’t understand the consequences of what she wanted to do to keep Lexa alive in the beginning.

I was intrigued with this engaging romance fantasy world of gods and mortals in a fun reimagined New Greece! For further information about your statutory rights, contact your local authority Trading Standards department or consumer advice centre (for example the Citizen's Advice Bureau if you are in the UK). Hades : “There are few truths in this world, but the one you must always remember is that I love you. When the Olympians intervene, Persephone finds her future in the hands of ancient gods, and they are divided. He had never doubted himself, but he doubted everything when it came to Persephone… even their fate.Así que, hablemos de personajes, primero que nada Hades, él es un rollo de canela, listo para romper el mundo en pedazos por su amor, pero un rollo de canela en el fondo. I feel like I have been ranting quite a lot now, and it may seem weird giving it four stars if this is how I feel, but the storyline of Hades doing The Labors, and small things happening here and there, building up to the last book was so intriguing. The goods do not need to be in their original packaging however in a sellable condition, and at your own cost and risk. I also always forget that these aren't just smut books (though I do enjoy that part), there's so much plot and world building and I just love them. And I realize that this book, being from Hades POV, is forced to fit within the confines of her story, but I get absolutely nothing from Persephone to make any of her actions work.

If you have read my reviews on the Hades x Persephone saga, you will also know that I'm not a huge fan of the first two books. I could not recommend this series more but make sure you read the series from Persephone's view first! I loved it, the angst, the intrigue, the mafia vibes, this way of refreshing ancient myths in this modern world is amazing.

She, on the other hand, is as sweet as we know from her books, but Hades saw her as the powerful goddess she is becoming, the incredible, selfless woman she is and his future queen. And then we have Hades who does weird and completely random tasks for Hera for nearly the whole book only to realize at the end 'oh no, I'm a god too with an entire realm as my own' Like it took u one whole fucking book to come to this conclusion. It fills in a lot of blanks, explains Hades moods and gives insight to what is going on that Persephone isn't aware of - which is a lot. But when stuff happens in their lives and they deal with it, they are never doing it as a team, or together at all.