The trickster always brings a smile to my face bu† this depiction was something else entirely. And Selene?! I enjoyed seeing her briefly in the first three books so I was really eager to understand her character I adore the depiction of Hermes in most Greek myth retellings. It gave so many more dimensions to this character and I adore him. Given that we start with Hermes in a very bad mental state, I loved seeing the many different sides of the God and how his journey through that battle evolved. I adore the depiction of Hermes in most Greek myth retellings. If you're a lover of romance, broken heroes who still have it going on, sweet heroines with bits of fire, and a plot that won't quit, read these books! Thanatos is next and I've already got it on lock!! It was very easy to give this story all of the stars! The patience and understanding everyone had for everything Hermes was going through, Selene's compassion. The way the brothers bonded (Hermes, Asterion, Perseus), the ease of their connection, really helped to sell this story to me. Which made him happy all over again that his father was dead.Īfter Perseus left, Hermes decided that maybe having siblings might just be enjoyable for once. He might look like Zeus, but he is much kinder, Hermes decided. He made my day with his reaction when he met his new brother, Perseus. I'm so in love with these people! And I was a sucker for the way that Hermes both suffered and grew in this book. I felt so much from this story, from its characters and the continuing background plot to all of the side characters. But what could she do when he was so gosh darned irresistible? I know I couldn't resist how delicious this male was so who could blame a girl for falling? She's had her share of heartbreak and only a fool would fall for the god of tricks. After being struck by madness by his father (Zeus was one messed up dude) and kept prisoner by a cult of monster hunters, he was finally rescued by Hades and working on putting the pieces of himself back together. Hermes, the herald of the Olympian gods, the protector of human heralds, travellers, thieves, merchants, and orators, is no longer the male everyone used to know and love.
I think this may have been my favorite book of this series yet! The person who helped h I'm gonna be honest here. I think this may have been my favorite book of this series yet! Hermes, the herald of the Olympian gods, the protector of human heralds, travellers, thieves, merchants, and orators, is no longer the male everyone used to know and love. It contains adult content, including violence, swearing, and steamy sex scenes.more HERMES is a new story based on characters from Greek Myth. It doesn't matter that the mad god kind of scares parts of her and makes other bits heat up, Hermes is refusing to tolerate anyone else's help, and for a god of boundaries.he sure has none. He needs Hermes back and the information he has on Pithos to take them down forever, and Hades wants Selene to help him get it. Selene has worked off her shitty ex-boyfriend's debt to Hades, but the Lord of Styx can't be denied when he wants something. After twenty years of being held prisoner, he's not even sure he wants them back. Thanks to a curse he can't remember getting, Hermes's memories are locked away so tight that even the god of thieves has no way of picking the locks. If you like a no-nonsense heroine with an attitude to keep even a mad god in check, you'll enjoy this fun instalment of 'The Court of the Underworld.' HERMES is the fourth book in a new paranormal romance series, based in a dark, sexy city ruled by Hades and his court of gods and monsters. A reluctant nurse with a healing touch may have the power to save him.She only needs to be convinced. If you like a no-nonsense heroine with an attitude to keep even a mad god in check, The god of magic has lost his mind.