I know this may sound weird, but the place I started on my journey to learning about Greek mythology and becoming completely obsessed with it was Percy Jackson. What I got instead was an increasingly annoying, stupid, bratty, and insecure Persephone, who seemed to learn absolutely nothing from the events of Book 1. Beware, this book is very steamy, but nonetheless great read for anyone who likes Hades and Persephone.

In the midst of turmoil, Hades and Persephone must decide whether their love is strong enough to overcome the trials that fate has laid before them. Now, this didn’t really take away from the main story of Hades and Persephone and may not be anything of note to other readers so it’s probably just me being picky! Hades, God of the Underworld, has built a gambling empire in the mortal world and his favorite bets are rumored to be impossible.If you’re looking for some fun videos that combine cute makeup looks with greek myths, then you should definitely check out Hannah’s videos on YouTube!

Persephone uses 98% of this book to lie to Hades, break the multiple promises she has made to him, and then wonder why he leaves her to her own space? As the God of the Underworld, Hades grapples with the responsibilities and burdens of his realm, while Persephone faces the consequences of her choices. With Hades, however, we get to see most of the olympians in this book, and we get an early glimpse into their relationships and issues that will surely be a larger part of later books.I might be dreaming, but I’m about to live out one of my top five fantasies—” Hades slapped the god, who looked shocked. Unleash the Passionate Tale of Love and Mythology with the Hades X Persephone Series by Scarlett St. We did get more Hermes (my ultimate favourite character), and some new gods took more of the spotlight than the first book, namely Apollo. The personal development of these three characters in particular really struck me in this book, and it honestly warmed my heart.

The epic saga culminates in the third and final book, A Touch of Malice, where the stakes are higher than ever before. Now Persephone’s fate is in the hands of the ancient gods, and they do not agree on what should be done. Some of the things she thinks were just so DUMB, she was sometimes so self-absorbed, and she seemed to actively listen and believe everyone else (including gods she’s just met), over Hades, and it makes absolutely no sense.

Reading this book felt like a fresh look at a story I was familiar with, but in such a different way it felt like an entirely different story entirely.