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Summary:
Goddess
Two
weeks ago, Callie Ingram was just another high-school senior with her sights on
a swimming scholarship. Now, she's the resurrected leader of the Vikings,
balancing her classes with learning mythological history—and sparring sessions
with her gorgeous demigod boyfriend, Liam Hale.
When Zeus returns to collect the favor, she owes him, Callie is tasked with uniting the warring Viking clans and leading them into battle against Gaia's frost giants. If she fails, everything she risked her life for will be destroyed…and her best friend will die. But one teenage girl rallying all of the vengeful clans won't be easy. And things only get more complicated when a new prophecy puts her future with Liam at risk. Now, Callie will not only have to win the battle, but she'll have to take the fate of her heart into her own hands.
When Zeus returns to collect the favor, she owes him, Callie is tasked with uniting the warring Viking clans and leading them into battle against Gaia's frost giants. If she fails, everything she risked her life for will be destroyed…and her best friend will die. But one teenage girl rallying all of the vengeful clans won't be easy. And things only get more complicated when a new prophecy puts her future with Liam at risk. Now, Callie will not only have to win the battle, but she'll have to take the fate of her heart into her own hands.
Review:
I
received an email from NetGallery that this book might be something I should
request to review, since it fits in with my profile. I’m still new to the site
and was shocked when I got approved, but I’m very glad I did. I’ve never read
the first book in the series Prophecy, yet I found this story very intriguing,
at first I was upset when they started talking about the Greek Gods and
Goddess, but soon found out how they intertwine with the Norse Gods.
I
didn’t develop a connection to just one character within the story, but a
connection with the story line, itself. It was like watching a movie or play,
unfolding right before my eyes. You feel all the emotions from each of the
characters, which I really enjoyed. The plot is a complex one, and you can see
that Julie Anne took her time in developing it as she also did with each of the
characters. I didn’t see any grammatical or a punctuation error, which always
makes reading more enjoyable. This tells me the team as a whole worked hard at
publishing a finished product. The over-all
flow of the book was spot on.
The
characters were and are very believable and felt real; Julie Anne kept me
reading as I needed to find out if Callie could reunite all the Vikings. I just
loved the scene in the book where Callie tells Bia’s, she loves Liam and cannot
be with Justin, but they can still be a team and lead the Vikings to a win over
the frost giants.
Conclusion:
Would
I recommend this book to others? YES
Was
the book priced correctly? I got a free copy, but looking at what it will cost
on Amazon when it’s released I feel it’s a little under value as it is a full-length
novel and part of a series.
Would
I read other books written by this author? YES, I’m going to buy and read the
first book and most likely buy this one also and any other in this series. I
most likely will check out her other books as well as she has a style, which
flows nicely and makes it easy to enjoy as you read.
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