Overall it was a pretty good read, not one of my favorites by far and drug out in a few spots but it still kept my interest. 
 I loved that you could tell that the author put in a lot of research to bring meaning to the story with all of the Greek mythology. A lot of detail went into discussing not one but many gods, their stories, and the places they resided in. 
 Therese, the main protagonist, kind of got on my nerves a bit. I understand that she is a little younger than most characters from other books I have read. So if you plan on reading it make sure you go into it with that mind set of, she's only fifteen and a little immature in her mannerisms. But with that being said overall she is a good character. She's smart, funny, compassionate, and overall a great person. 
 Of course whats a good book without it's main leading man, or in this case god. Thanatos (Than) otherwise known as the god of death is strong, loving, and compassionate, pretty much all things a god of death shouldn't be. 
 Than falls for Therese wanting to make her his wife. In doing so he must make her a god and to do this she must take revenge for her parents murder. Than strikes up a deal with his father to go to the mortal world to have a chance at winning Therese over and to help take revenge on her parents murderers. And so begins there story and struggles.