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A review by faylinneicedragon
A Game of Fate by Scarlett St. Clair
adventurous
dark
tense
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
5.0
Book 2 was told through Hades perspective. It is the events of Book 1.
I have to admit. I loved it more than Book 2. Something about hearing Hades side of the story made it good. It was a thrilling read. I loved seeing all the parts of Hades we didn't get to see in Book 1.
I really love that it was Hades that fell for Persephone first, and this book just cements the fact. He's a powerful God. Seeing his worries about his love for Persephone, seeing him make mistakes, was just humanising. They made sense too.
It is a little awkward how often he thinks of having sex with Persephone. It's nice seeing him grow from someone who thinks about that to thinking about what she wants.
I have to admit. I loved it more than Book 2. Something about hearing Hades side of the story made it good. It was a thrilling read. I loved seeing all the parts of Hades we didn't get to see in Book 1.
I really love that it was Hades that fell for Persephone first, and this book just cements the fact. He's a powerful God. Seeing his worries about his love for Persephone, seeing him make mistakes, was just humanising. They made sense too.
It is a little awkward how often he thinks of having sex with Persephone. It's nice seeing him grow from someone who thinks about that to thinking about what she wants.
Graphic: Sexual content and Violence
Minor: Sexual harassment