5 Words: Mythology, immortals, evil, attraction, Grecian. 
 Honestly? I didn't set my hopes too high for this one. 
 And I'm quite glad I didn't because it meant I wasn't too disappointed. And at times I even enjoyed myself when I was reading this. But. 
 But. 
 The writing was so overly flowery it was laughable at times. It was like the author had sat with a thesaurus and whenever she was describing something would then jab her finger at a random word that means something vaguely similar and go with whatever the meaning was supposed to be. Or she was trying to make up her word target. Whatever. 
 Storm clouds hung low and painted the Oklahoma sky gray. They spit rain from their pregnant puffs and echoes rumbles of thunder. Trapped beneath the thick blanker of clouds, the sun's rays still illuminated the earth with a sickly yellow. Tall grass, golden from months of heat, bowed to each pulse of wind. Lightning dissected the churning skies and slapped the soil with a crack. 
 And it felt like this was the beginning of a story, not part of a series. As a single book it does not work. Perhaps it works as a series, but as the start of one it's no good. It just drops off and all of a sudden you're left stranded in the middle of the story. I felt that nothing was tied up, like it was a longer story that had been randomly hacked into multiple parts to get more money from it, like those "serials" you find on Amazon. 
 And oh yes, there was our good old staple insta-love nestled in their too. Yawn. 
 I received a copy of this for free via NetGalley for review purposes.