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Absolutely Amazing!
I received this book as an ARC copy, much to my pure joy, and let me tell you, I have been WAITING to post my review of this book! Finally, it has been released, so here is my review of Oneiroi.First of all, we start the story picking back up right where Delphi left off. Saffron is stuck Ogygia with Epiales while the rest of the Greeks fight to try and find her as well as trying to find out where Styx is on her plans to follow through with war. While ALL of this goes on, Hart is trying to master her powers to figure out how to stop her before it's too late.The characters. Their personalities. The honest and true love of the soulmates. Oh my goodness. I literally spent some of the book giggling like a schoolgirl at some of these interactions because of how cute and sweet they were. The dynamic of Saffron and Epiales really gives insight into how one can truly mistake their first love for their third. Hart and Apollo are incredible, especially during the betrayals that they face. Hermes....the number of times that I felt sorry for him but at the same time sat most of the book and went, "Oh, my sweet summer child..." at how many times this poor man could not see that Ares cares for Saffron. And FINALLY, Ares and Saffron! I love that we're getting such a nice slow burn for them. Looking back at the first three books, it is painfully obvious how this man feels for her.The plot. Good grief. This book shows Hart the extent of her powers and how to use them to save them all from the full extent of the war with Styx. The way that it truly does depend on her doing everything the way that it needs to. And whose selflessness it depends on truly breaks my heart. And the way that they deal with the prophesied heart was so heartbreaking and so reassuring at the same time.However.THAT ENDING. I was so nervous being in the last 100 pages of that book because I genuinely knew better. How dare I think that it could end with a cute moment between those two. Nope. Was not expecting Styx to go and do that.Overall, this book was amazing. I loved it and I love that I know that Hubris will settle it all in a beautifully catastrophic manner.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2024
I received this book as an ARC copy, much to my pure joy, and let me tell you, I have been WAITING to post my review of this book! Finally, it has been released, so here is my review of Oneiroi.
First of all, we start the story picking back up right where Delphi left off. Saffron is stuck Ogygia with Epiales while the rest of the Greeks fight to try and find her as well as trying to find out where Styx is on her plans to follow through with war. While ALL of this goes on, Hart is trying to master her powers to figure out how to stop her before it's too late.
The characters. Their personalities. The honest and true love of the soulmates. Oh my goodness. I literally spent some of the book giggling like a schoolgirl at some of these interactions because of how cute and sweet they were. The dynamic of Saffron and Epiales really gives insight into how one can truly mistake their first love for their third. Hart and Apollo are incredible, especially during the betrayals that they face. Hermes....the number of times that I felt sorry for him but at the same time sat most of the book and went, "Oh, my sweet summer child..." at how many times this poor man could not see that Ares cares for Saffron. And FINALLY, Ares and Saffron! I love that we're getting such a nice slow burn for them. Looking back at the first three books, it is painfully obvious how this man feels for her.
The plot. Good grief. This book shows Hart the extent of her powers and how to use them to save them all from the full extent of the war with Styx. The way that it truly does depend on her doing everything the way that it needs to. And whose selflessness it depends on truly breaks my heart. And the way that they deal with the prophesied heart was so heartbreaking and so reassuring at the same time.
However.
THAT ENDING. I was so nervous being in the last 100 pages of that book because I genuinely knew better. How dare I think that it could end with a cute moment between those two. Nope. Was not expecting Styx to go and do that.
Overall, this book was amazing. I loved it and I love that I know that Hubris will settle it all in a beautifully catastrophic manner.
First of all, we start the story picking back up right where Delphi left off. Saffron is stuck Ogygia with Epiales while the rest of the Greeks fight to try and find her as well as trying to find out where Styx is on her plans to follow through with war. While ALL of this goes on, Hart is trying to master her powers to figure out how to stop her before it's too late.
The characters. Their personalities. The honest and true love of the soulmates. Oh my goodness. I literally spent some of the book giggling like a schoolgirl at some of these interactions because of how cute and sweet they were. The dynamic of Saffron and Epiales really gives insight into how one can truly mistake their first love for their third. Hart and Apollo are incredible, especially during the betrayals that they face. Hermes....the number of times that I felt sorry for him but at the same time sat most of the book and went, "Oh, my sweet summer child..." at how many times this poor man could not see that Ares cares for Saffron. And FINALLY, Ares and Saffron! I love that we're getting such a nice slow burn for them. Looking back at the first three books, it is painfully obvious how this man feels for her.
The plot. Good grief. This book shows Hart the extent of her powers and how to use them to save them all from the full extent of the war with Styx. The way that it truly does depend on her doing everything the way that it needs to. And whose selflessness it depends on truly breaks my heart. And the way that they deal with the prophesied heart was so heartbreaking and so reassuring at the same time.
However.
THAT ENDING. I was so nervous being in the last 100 pages of that book because I genuinely knew better. How dare I think that it could end with a cute moment between those two. Nope. Was not expecting Styx to go and do that.
Overall, this book was amazing. I loved it and I love that I know that Hubris will settle it all in a beautifully catastrophic manner.
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