Review: Another great read
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 24, 2011
When I started reading, this novel immediately reminded me of "Lords of the Sea" by Kaitlyn O'Connor, a tad different, but still very similar. I really really liked Caderyn, and found it very sweet that he gives up his energy to give to the 'heroine' Bridget so that she  may survive (and at one point, just to make her happy). He's also scared that Bridget is going to reject him, although he wants to be with her forever, and because of that I just wanted everything to work out for him. He's a great character!Bridget was an ok character, smart and strong-willed like most of Pillow's female leads, but she was also irritating. She believes everyone when told about her circumstances, but insists that she really doesn't and needs evidence again and again and again, which stops me from giving this book five stars, because it gets exasperating. I did understand her being upset however; who's say how anyone would react if they found out all their friends were dead, you could never see land again, and that you'd be stuck living underwater for eternity? She's also not a housewife, and doesn't want to be one so I can also understand her not wanting to just give in and accept this new life without trying to find something she can enjoy (especially since its for eternity!).I really liked the first of this series, great characters, and some hot scenes. Perhaps the other works will explain what happens with the Olympians since, although they seemed concerned about their hidden passageway, and Bridget begins working on making their 'special' food, there's no further mention of it.