![]() Should he be there for her more? Yes, but she also needs to express when she needs his support because she constantly tells him she doesn't. Should he tell Persephone more? Yes, but they've only known each other a few weeks. I still can't believe that almost everyone constantly berates Hades for things he has no control over. That could be for so many reasons, but more than anything, because I was on Hades' side before even opening his book. This was so much better than Persephone's perspective of A Touch of Ruin. *Thank you to the publishers and NetGalley for providing me with an e-ARC in exchange for an honest review* I only want to read about Hades's shenanigans, please and thank you.Īnd yeah, that cliffhanger ending was cruel, as expected. My hopes for book three of this series are that there will be minimal overlapping scenes. Perhaps it'll be in another book? I badly want to see it. No reaction to her plant-ification whatsoever. I figured she'd tell Persephone at some later date when she was ready, but it's also nice that we finally know.Īnd the thing I was hoping for, but didn't get is Minthe. 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. He’s not a sweetie like Herald, but Ortega always feels like Sidestep’s soulmate.A Game of Retribution was much better than A Game of Fate, I'm saying it now.Please let me recruit him later on in the story.I want to flirt with him but I don’t want him flirting with other women but me (even though I am that other woman). I hate interacting with him as my second body.It’s incredibly hard not to date Ortega.She’s self-destructive, searching for both salvation and her own ruin so naturally she’s letting Ortega into her life. Going to see him in the hospital to nurse his wounds and comfort him right after being the one to put him in there is so incredibly fucked up but in my defense, my Sidestep is very unwell in the head.I’m glad you can choose to show mercy on him, but he’s still really hurt. The poor man was left with a broken body and utterly terrified. Like with Herald, my heart breaks when my villainess fights him.She can’t help but want him to defeat her in the end. She can’t help but fall back in love even though it will be her undoing. The way he comes back into my life just as my Sidestep is succumbing to darkness is so beautiful.Having us be romantic in the past worked out so well story-wise. I totally picture Daniel as a long-haired pretty boy.His crush on his hero (you) is adorable.I think he would be sympathetic and he could help me accomplish my goals in a humane way. I hope in the finished sequel or final game, I can recruit Herald/Daniel. ![]() I’m training him to defeat me! It’s like I want him to defeat me in the end. He has no clue the woman he’s dating is the one who put him in a hospital.
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