I was really intrigued by Antigoddess, but I didn't like it as much as I thought I would. If there's something I really like (or maybe even love, either way, I can't help but read anything Greek mythology related). This one just didn't really work for me, but it is a really interesting idea. 
 I really do like the idea of gods and goddesses, who are supposed to be immortal, flickering out or killing off rivals and becoming super-corrupted. 
 Something about it...I was a little bored, and I felt like I was reading a lot of set-up in order to understand everything that was coming. Even though first books tend to have set-up, it actually felt like I was reading an extended prologue or even a prequel. Something about it was really dry, which made the book less interesting than it should have been. 
 Another thing I thought was interesting was the fact that at least some of the gods and goddesses were reincarnated. I wish we knew more about that, and how they figured it out, or if they always knew. I know Cassandra didn't remember, and had to be awakened or whatever, but I really wish we saw that. I liked that they were young but also felt like they were gods and goddesses. 
 Antigoddess really made me wish that I knew more about the actual myths- I will say that it really felt like Blake knows and is super-familiar with Greek mythology, and I wonder if maybe that's why I had a lot of trouble getting into it. 
 My Rating: 2 stars. I do like the idea of a war between gods for their immortality, which is why it's getting 2 stars (instead of the 1 I thought about giving it), but I was bored reading it.