Rating: 3/3.5/4/2 (Depending on my mood) 
 I have very mixed feelings about this book, mainly because my thoughts don't really match my level of enjoyment. 
 I think that, as debuts go, The Goddess Test was a fairly good one. The idea was original (ok, not really given that it's the modernization of the myth of Hades and Persephone, but it was still good) and the writing captivated me from the first pages. 
 I fell in love with Kate and Henry, and their scenes were always my favourite ones. I found their relationship and its development very sweet, and that's the reason I enjoyed this book so much. 
 There were several things that left me skeptic, though. Like, the whole charade devised by the gods? That was a little too much for my liking. Also, her attachment to James and Ava seemed pretty shallow since she met them just a week before going to Henry's. 
 Also, if I were Kate, I would totally kill my mom the second I saw her in the thrones room. 
 Despite the flaws, I really enjoyed the first installment in the Goddess Test series and I'm looking forward to the sequel.