*REVIEW MAY CONTAIN SOME SPOILERS* 
 I read and enjoyed the first two novels from the Starcrossed series and this one is no exception. Goddess is such a wonderful finale and I thank Ms. Angelini for sharing us this amazing series. *round of applause* 
 In Dreamless, the book ended with Orion, Helen and Lucas being blood brothers. Hence, their preparation for a war with the Greek gods. In this book we found out that there are perks of being blood brothers, Helen gained some abilities from the two boys that changed her fate. 
 The Tyrant rises. . . . 
 The Great Cycle, delayed for thirty and three hundreds of years, is nearly complete. The blood of the Four Houses has mixed and all of Olympus is contained in one. The time has come. The children must overthrow the parents--or be devoured by them. 
 The Hero 
 The Lover 
 The Shield 
 The Tyrant--have taken the stage. 
 The Warrior waits in the wings, the last to join the battle. 
 The Tyrant shall rise up with power unlimited. On one choice will the fate of all be decided. 
 It wasn't really hard to figure out Cassandra's prophecy but I really enjoyed how it unraveled in the story. I was surprised with Matt's role in the war though. Poor Ariadne. Anyway, before I get into more details I would like to mention how much I liked the cover (US Cover). It looks ethereal and fits the title perfectly. Great job! 
 There are a lot of parts I loved in this book, but my favorite is when Helen relives the lives of the women who bore "the face". It was mind blowing. Of course the epic battle towards the end is also one of the highlights in this book. How can't it be when there is a special appearance of the Kraken!?! nuff said. 
 Helen have come a long way since Starcrossed. She's stronger and smarter now. Still, it annoyed me when she chose to stay with Orion to get over Lucas. Bad Helen! How dare you hurt my Lucas like that!?! LOL. Technically, it wasn't really her fault, because she's under the impression that Lucas is her cousin. Good thing Daphne confessed everything before she met her demise. I'm still conflicted about Daphne. She's the kind of character that you wish to hate but couldn't because she's only fighting for something she wants so bad. Sure, she acted selfishly and that she manipulated everyone but she's doing it out of her undying love for Ajax. I think Angelini did the right thing 
 by not going into full details on what happened to Daphne after the final battle---if ever she reunited with Ajax in the Elysian fields (which she probably did) or whatever. I find the epilogue satisfactory because even though it may have not given everyone an HEA--*hint* Poor Ariadne!--and there are still questions left unanswered, it still gives 
 me hope that we will see these characters again. Maybe in a different series--- a spin-off. Why? Here are my reasons: 
 #1- Helen's debt to Hecate. 
 #2- Lucas' vow to be the Hand of Darkness. 
 #3- Poseidon's promise: 
 "Forever is a long time, Helen," Poseidon warned as his army retreated. He narrowed his eyes at her. "We'll be seeing you." 
 So, yeah, I hope Josephine Angelini will write a new story arc from this series. I will definitely read it! 
 The Starcrossed series is one of the best trilogies I've read and I highly recommend this to YA readers who loves Greek mythology. =)