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This is a delightfully audacious tale. Not many authors
could throw Greek gods, most of history’s mythology, and a dystopian
future into a literary blender and come out with something readable,
let alone this enjoyable. I can picture the author gleefully writing
and mumbling, “What if?” What if your world were going to pieces
around you and an immortal Greek just happened to come along for the
ride? What if you had the keys to all the fairy tales throughout history?
What if Hera showed up wanting something that definitely didn’t belong
to her (and how do you say “no” to the Queen of Olympus)? And why
not put Arthur and Merlin in while we’re at it? Read this for fun,
for a good time, and for the love of the Gods, to encourage a sequel.
And while we're waiting on that, make sure to pick up Vaughn's "Kitty"
series! -- Sarah L.
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