Gruelling.

Finally the end, but it was a bit disappointing for me. Katie became really powerful in this book and learned a lot about her powers, but some things made me mad, while others were just okay. Walter was a coward and deserved something really awful at the end. He lied to the council and was like a monarch trying to handle everything alone, but in the end it was helpless and couldn’t even have a good idea.

I like Kate fighting for her life and then for her baby, but mostly just to save the world. The fighting is heating up and is looking bad for the Olympus side. But the best part for me was the actual fight. To bad it ended so fast. I wasn’t happy when the fight ended mostly because I expected more death and maybe more damage to the gods.

I liked the romance and how Kate is rebuilding her life, but the actual end was weak for me. And I wanted more, maybe a novella to know about the future of the couple.

She did kill someone! So that’s nice and not everything was perfect which I like

after the first few chapters i started to get irritated at Kate's "Martyr Complex" (as James puts it) but i realised that it was her character. Its how she is.
So past that, i really enjoyed this. I think that the first book was best, but overall i actually really had fun with this series! and i cant wait for Aimee Carter's new series, i read the snippet at the end, and it looked interesting. I love these books - I love greek mythology! It was all wrapped up nicely.

READ THE ENTIRE TRILOGY YOU WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED!

The ending was a good conclusion to the series, but the start and middle didnt do it for me. I feel like the writer is just filling a book with stuff which isn't really necessary for the series. Story could also have been told in two books.

*2.5*

this book was good. if you like the greek myths this is one of the better on i have read.

After the cliffhanger ending of Calliope knocking Kate out at the end of Goddess Interrupted, we find that it's 9 months later and Kate has been held hostage the whole time because Calliope want her baby and wants her dead. Henry and the rest of the council don't know she's missing - or do they? - and they also don't know she's preggers. Ava tells Henry just as Kate has her baby and Henry comes to her rescue but ends up getting seriously injured and, since he's unaware of the baby's existence, the baby (Milo) gets left behind. Kate is determined to get Milo back but Cronos forces her to agree to be his Queen, which she then backs down on and Cronos starts destroying cities. Kate's only chance to save Henry and Milo and the rest of the council is to actually be with Cronos - but can she actually go ahead with it?

As I mentioned in my last review of Wilde's Meadow, so many of my favourite series are ending - this one included. Although I've still to read The Goddess Legacy (book 2.5) which is several shorts from several POVs, sadly it's not available in Kindle in the UK yet (I keep hitting that "tell the publishers" link!).

I have loved this series so much - as I said in my review for The Goddess Test, the whole Greek god/goddess thing is different from what else is out there (although more god/goddess series have emerged since I read The Goddess Test). I really like Henry and Kate as well as the rest of the council (I even like Calliope to an extent - and she's a bitch!).

If you like YA with a twist then I definitely recommend picking this series up, if you haven't already. It's very well written, with great characters and well paced so you don't lose interest or get bored of action.

READ THIS!!!

That book was AWESOME. overflowed with love, drama, action and superness