Lover, Divine by A. Star
(Mythos: Gods & Lovers #1)
Publication date: February 25th 2014
Pages: 182 pages
(Mythos: Gods & Lovers #1)
Publication date: February 25th 2014
Pages: 182 pages
Synopsis:
Born
into one of the wealthiest families in Ireland, Siobhan Law has status,
privilege, and a secret: The Greek gods of Olympus and their kingdom in
the clouds are real, and her family acts as one of their agents on
Earth.
When the beautiful immortal celeste Liam Argyros shows up claiming to have come to Earth to deal in the affairs of the divine, Siobhan finds herself unable to resist his charms. New to the game of passion and seduction, she quickly ends up in over her head, sinking deeper with every attempt Liam makes to win her over.
But Liam’s divine mission is far more complex than she ever imagined and nothing is truly as it seems. Because Liam has a secret of his own: He is Apollo, Olympian god of the Sun, and his mission will never be complete until he has claimed Siobhan’s heart forever.
When the beautiful immortal celeste Liam Argyros shows up claiming to have come to Earth to deal in the affairs of the divine, Siobhan finds herself unable to resist his charms. New to the game of passion and seduction, she quickly ends up in over her head, sinking deeper with every attempt Liam makes to win her over.
But Liam’s divine mission is far more complex than she ever imagined and nothing is truly as it seems. Because Liam has a secret of his own: He is Apollo, Olympian god of the Sun, and his mission will never be complete until he has claimed Siobhan’s heart forever.
My Review:
*I
received a copy of this book via Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.
Thanks to Xpresso Book Tours and A. Star*
-Contains
spoliers-
DNF
1/5 stars
Siobhan
Law belongs to a wealthy family in Ireland who are Influentials – they know
that Gods, Demi Gods and immortal celestes are real and interact with them.
When the
divinely handsome Liam Argyros, an immortal celeste, enters Siobhan’s life she
is instantly drawn to him and Liam to her.
But Liam
isn’t who he seems – he’s really Apollo, God of the Sun and he won’t stop until
Siobhan is his.
I did
not finish this book.
I just
couldn’t connect to the characters or the storyline – the idea that Siobhan’s
father would let a God take his daughter’s virginity willingly didn’t sit right
with me. And I didn’t like the way Apollo was with Siobhan.
This is how I felt through what I did read:
Unfortunately
this wasn’t for me.
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