After an entire summer spent with James touring Europe it's time for Kate to go back to Henry (view spoiler)[her husband now (hide spoiler)]. Kate has passed the sevens tests set by the Council of Gods and has been deemed worthy of immortality and to be the Queen of the Underworld. Only - it's not going to get an easier now. 
 Henry and his brothers have been captured by two evil villains working together that want nothing more than to see him and the rest of the council destroyed. 
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 I really can't stand the fact that our main character, Kate, has to constantly feel as though she's battling Persephone for her husbands affection. In a true marriage one should feel her place strongly by her husbands side not with a note of questioning. The whole freaking book feels like it's just about Kate wondering how much Henry really cares about her and if she made the right decision. Much like she was also wondering majority of the first book. Surprise! 
 Only instead of whining about someone she's never met in this book she actually meets and has to learn to work with Persephone. It's awkward. The two girls are constantly having a push and pull relationship where they want to try and work together but then realize who the other one is. 
 Like seriously... 
 "How do I do this? How do I get him to love me?" 
 KATE SAID THAT HERSELF! TO PERSEPHONE! 
 The Villain: The evil King Titan Cronus (I feel like he's always the bad Titan). Who is being awoken by no other than Calliope the villain from the first novel who hates Kate with a passion. Cronus is in the form of like an evil fog in this novel. 
 Then of course the only girl she's really trusted as a friend, Ava, would be the one to betray her in the end. As Ava and Kate are leaving to go on a search for the one Titan that may be capable of helping them Ava turns Kate into Calliope. Only to find out and realize that she's pregnant and Calliope has plans on taking away her baby. 
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