by Amylynn Bright

A Fantasy, 2023 by Tentacle Publishing, 436 Pages

What I Didn’t Like:

I didn’t find the POV chapters to be equally compelling. I enjoyed Luke’s chapters, for instance, more than Mia’s. Also, I enjoyed the Heaven interludes equally as much (if not more than) the other parts of the story. Not really a problem, just worth noting. If you don’t like one POV there might be another you like!
The back half of the book has a few typographical errors that must have been missed in editing. Nothing major that I couldn’t figure out.
Some of the most interesting characters were not explored in this one. There’s hope some of them will be explored more (or even the focus of) future books though!

The opening chapter is so compelling! I knew right away that I was going to love the mythology parts of this one.
The relationship between the 7 cousins is well written even without getting a lot of page time. They’re a constant presence in each other’s lives and you can tell that in almost every second of time in Luke’s brain. That was very well done!
The romance is adorable. It makes sense yet it’s believable and the talk of fate works without being overdone.

Fans of mythological based stories who want an interesting take on the seven deadly sins.
Romance fans this one features the sunshine/grumpy trope in a way that works and has a little spice.