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A review by aftertaste
A Game of Fate by Scarlett St. Clair
dark
slow-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? No
- Loveable characters? No
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
0.0
this book made me change my rating of a touch of darkness from three stars to two stars.
reading hades' pov was vile. my mistake, truly, for thinking a retelling of hades / persephone's story would entail anything other than hades being an absolute horny freak who can't form a coherent thought other than wanting to stick his dick up persephone. he claims he loves her but can't connect her to anything but pleasing himself. he's a main factor in helping persephone gain the confidence to stand up to her mother which is nice, but it isn't enough to redeem him in any way. i'm glad i read this book for free or i'd be demanding retributions.
reading hades' pov was vile. my mistake, truly, for thinking a retelling of hades / persephone's story would entail anything other than hades being an absolute horny freak who can't form a coherent thought other than wanting to stick his dick up persephone. he claims he loves her but can't connect her to anything but pleasing himself. he's a main factor in helping persephone gain the confidence to stand up to her mother which is nice, but it isn't enough to redeem him in any way. i'm glad i read this book for free or i'd be demanding retributions.