Helen, who is blessed with superhuman strength and plagued by nightmares, learns that the reason she's always felt different is that she is a scion, or demigod. So is Lucas. Each scion is a member of a different House, founded by a different Greek god. Since the end of the Trojan War, Zeus dictated ...
***NOTE! Review posted on ja čitam, a ti? Starcrossed, alongside with Until I Die by Amy Plum, was one of the books with pretty covers I wanted badly to read last year. And then it was published, I read few negative reviews and I already was disappointed with Until I Die, so I gave up. Other tha...
Sooo.. In the first 3 chapters I honestly thought the book had been written about a crazy girl (I mean, I know that as teenage girls we might want to attack hot guys..but not try to murder them!).Then the book really picked up after that, and I fell in love with it.But ended up in tears within the l...
Mythology, and Greek mythology especially, is one of those genres that never loses its luster. There is something about the story of the gods that remains fascinating even today, when polytheism has long since gone out of style. Josephine Angelini's Starcrossed capitalizes on this fascination while ...
No, GoodReads. NO.How about NO FUCKING STARS?Quick, someone get me chocolate. Lots and lots of chocolate!I should have known that when Lauren Kate blurbed this book I wouldn't like it. No, wait, that doesn't fully express my hatred for Starcrossed. How about this:After reading this shit storm of a b...
Honestly, I have no idea when I finished this book, but it was either in January or December .... Anyway, it was recently. OK. SO.When I picked this book up, I did expect star-crossed lovers. But, I don't think I had expected Greek mythology -- and honestly, I'm not a huge fan of it. I tend to avoid...
3.5 stars, originally published at Winged Reviews.Starcrossed was really enjoyable as a mythology retelling. There was enough that was familiar about it and reflected the source material, but it still created its own world with its own rules. What starts out as a story about an ordinary girl trying ...
Stellar premise. Horrible execution. I tried for three full weeks to finish this book and just couldn't do it. Every time I'd pick it up, I'd get such a headache from eyerolling I'd have to put it back down again. None of the characters captured my interest enough to care. The writing I found to be ...
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