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A review by natalie_grace
Queen of the Underworld by Helen Scott
3.0
3.5 Stars
Poppy and her men finally made it to the Underworld. But with two different enemies trying to steal her throne, and the gods doubting her at every turn, will she be able to finally take the throne she's had to fight so hard for?
The first half was the book was sooooo boring . I was honestly tempted to DNF it. But I'm glad I pushed through. Once they went towards the castle things started to pick up and turn really good! I about jumped with joy when Poppy finally kicked Hel and Alpha's ass!
We also got to see more of the mythological aspect of the series, which was so cool! I loved seeing Tartarus.
One thing I didn't like about the series in general, was that there was definitely an obvious favorite. It felt like there wasn't a page without Knox's name being mentioned. Whether Poppy was actually talking to him, her comparing the other guys to him, or Knox being described as knowing her every need without her even knowing it while the others don't. Like, it's not fair to the other guys. Especially since Nolan and Derek were my favorites, who were barely got to see grggghh.
Poppy and her men finally made it to the Underworld. But with two different enemies trying to steal her throne, and the gods doubting her at every turn, will she be able to finally take the throne she's had to fight so hard for?
The first half was the book was sooooo boring . I was honestly tempted to DNF it. But I'm glad I pushed through. Once they went towards the castle things started to pick up and turn really good! I about jumped with joy when Poppy finally kicked Hel and Alpha's ass!
We also got to see more of the mythological aspect of the series, which was so cool! I loved seeing Tartarus.
One thing I didn't like about the series in general, was that there was definitely an obvious favorite. It felt like there wasn't a page without Knox's name being mentioned. Whether Poppy was actually talking to him, her comparing the other guys to him, or Knox being described as knowing her every need without her even knowing it while the others don't. Like, it's not fair to the other guys. Especially since Nolan and Derek were my favorites, who were barely got to see grggghh.