Review: Entertaining
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 5, 2014
Lover, Divine was a fascinating story for me. I don’t read mythology books all that often, mainly because they confuse me to no end. But I did love the sound of Lover, Divine (and the cover) and was looking forward to reading it.The book flowed really well and I flew through this book, not wanting to put it down. The author wrote an intriguing plot which kept me guessing throughout, and I loved all the twists. As far as enjoying the story goes, I did like it a lot, but there were just a couple of things I wished were different.My issue was with the main characters, Siobhan and Apollo. It’s not that I didn’t like Siobhan but she was kind of frustrating. She wanted Apollo to be honest and berated him when he wasn’t but she forgave him so easily every time. Apollo I didn’t really like at all and it seemed the first half of the book, everything was solved by him putting his hand up Siobhan’s skirt. I’m sure he was irresistible but… I must say though I did love the side-cast of characters. Rupert and Vicky were great characters and their involvement was perfect. I liked Melissa and Garrett too and thought they brought a lot to the story.I also loved the action. It was written wonderfully with a few unexpected turns for me. Fast paced and brave, the action made the book feel complete for me and as it was ending, it just kept getting better. I did kind of wish the action had started a little sooner, but Lover, Divine was still a great book for me. It was always entertaining and I actually enjoyed a mythology book without being confused! I can’t wait for the next book in the series.4/5.*Book gifted for honest review.