While I'm at added scenes, I love that we saw what Zofie did. I got the impression that the steam was more prominent here, and it didn't bother me, there was an added scene that was really cool. This book also jumps around a lot less than the first, so there is some continuity (but if you're new to the series I'd still say read Persephone's PoV before this since it could potentially get confusing). I almost didn't feel like she regressed in her confidence/powers, but it was still evident, just to a lesser degree. Likewise, in Persephone's PoV she was a lot more annoying than seeing her in Hades's PoV now. That was honestly a blast, and makes this book better than A Touch of Ruin too. This was fixed in the second novel, and we got to see a lot more of Hades on his own (or behind the scenes if you will). The thing that bugged me with the first Hades book, is that it felt like the exact same book as A Touch of Darkness just from a different PoV.which is exactly what it was.
Regardless of his efforts, there are forces who wish to keep the two apart and Hades comes to realize he will do anything for his forbidden love, even defy Fate.A Game of Retribution was much better than A Game of Fate, I'm saying it now. Hades finds himself faced with the impossible-proving his future bride wrong. She defies him at every turn, even as the attraction between them explodes. Used to control, he is not prepared to discover the Fates have chosen his future wife and Queen-Persephone, Goddess of Spring.ĭespite her attraction to the god, Persephone, an ambitious journalism student, is determined to expose Hades for his cruel and ruthless ways. Hades, God of the Underworld, is known for his inflexible rule, luxurious night clubs, and impossible bargains.
"Take her, and I will destroy this world. Readers are "hopelessly addicted" to this captivating story of Hades and Persephone. Discover the enthralling fantasy world of gods and mortals in bestselling author Scarlett St.
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