Cryptid stories are amazing and terrifying, but this one just wasn’t for me. 

I loved the characters of Logan and Chrystal, and the instant love is amazing as well; I think we can all remember that one person when we were young and it was love at first sight. 

I wanted to like this more than I do, but it just isn’t for me. 

A retelling of Helen of Troy’s wicked love triangle with Achilles and Patroclus. 

Helen, Achilles, and Patroclus are all competing to be the next Ares; they all have their own reasons, but they put those reasons aside and form a bond that is greater than sex. 

Psyche & Eros is an unlikely couple but AMAZING together. 

I was not expecting to like this as I’m not usually a fan of Marriage of Convenience tropes, but I couldn’t stop listening. 

 

I know that a lot of people read this book in order to ‘get the tea’ so to speak; but I am really glad that Harry was able to get his story, feelings and experiences on paper. 

He’s been in grief and has had PTSD since his mother’s death in the 90’s and was never allowed to just live it seems. 

Knowing his side of everything is important, and I believe it is therapeutic in a way for him as well as Meghan. 

 I've been a fan of Harry Potter since I was a little kid (watching the movies as soon as they came out). I didn't read the books until I was an adult, and fell in love with the world even more. As I grew up my favorite character was Hermione, of course; but as an adult, Draco is easily my favorite from the very beginning.
 Later in life, Tom Felton truly became one of my favorite actors and I have closely followed his career. It's amazing how we think that celebrities are somehow immune to "common" things like depression and anxiety, but to know that one of my favorite actors went through things that I go through is really reassuring and makes me feel a little less weird when I have my meltdowns. 

This was absolutely amazing. 

As a fan of Greek Mythology, especially Hades and Persephone’s story, this was exactly what I was wanting, and more! 

The only thing I can think to describe this as is Fifty Shades of Grey meets Greek Mythology set in modern times. 

10/10 will recommend to anyone looking for a good smutty book. 

 While I did think this was a very good way of wrapping up the series, with a little hope for the human race; I just did not feel like most of it was needed. This book was really good, but just not a favorite of the series. 

 Absolutely heartbreaking and amazing. Susannah is incredibly brave and tenacious to go through all of this and still, on the other side, go back to work and a normal life; even with the fear of relapse. 

Wow. Just wow. I don’t know what to say about this… But I’ll try. 

Absolutely brow-creasing mystery from the moment Lo got on the boat. There were a few places where it kind of lulled, but if you keep reading and start to figure it all out, it makes sense. 

 The second book of this series was just as good, if not better than the first. The only kind of information I could really keep my focus on was the fact that the “cranks” remind me of zombies in a way. My husband disagrees, but that’s the great thing about readers; we’re able to have different opinions and still talk about the books we enjoy.