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A review by leesha_nyaa
A Touch of Ruin by Scarlett St. Clair
3.75
[Reread]
I don't know how Scarlett St. Clair manages to fit in so much sex in a serious situation. 🤣
So many things were happening and every moment Persephone and Hades could have alone, they were being very spicy. 🤣
My dislike of Persephone is intense. But I think it is because she's so naive that makes me dislike her. That was my issue with the first book. She doesn't realize when she's being selfish or letting her temper get the best of her, so she lashes out. It's so annoying.
However, Hades in this story is just as bad. I understand it is coming for a protective place, but how will his relationship with Persephone ever grow if he just keeps trying to keep her in a bubble?
The story is addicting. Hades and Persephone's fate together is addicting. I'm rooting for them.
I don't know how Scarlett St. Clair manages to fit in so much sex in a serious situation. 🤣
So many things were happening and every moment Persephone and Hades could have alone, they were being very spicy. 🤣
My dislike of Persephone is intense. But I think it is because she's so naive that makes me dislike her. That was my issue with the first book. She doesn't realize when she's being selfish or letting her temper get the best of her, so she lashes out. It's so annoying.
However, Hades in this story is just as bad. I understand it is coming for a protective place, but how will his relationship with Persephone ever grow if he just keeps trying to keep her in a bubble?
The story is addicting. Hades and Persephone's fate together is addicting. I'm rooting for them.