Alongside Aphrodite, Mateer uses poetry and prose to heal and define herself, taking control of who she is and offering inspiration.
Long Before Women Were Objects, They Were Warriors (Aphrodite Made Me Do It – A Book Review)
Will They…Won’t They…Save Everybody? (The Tyrant’s Tomb – A Book Review)
Book 4 of The Apollo Trials find Apollo looking for salvation in somebody that hates him more than anybody else. The future of Camp Jupiter hangs on it as everyone in the camp prepares for a final stand against the Triumvirate.
Deals to be Kept (Sentinel – A Book Review)
The war is almost over. Alex has lost so much but there's still more to lose. There are deals she still has to keep. Battling the gods will bring a new era for the world.
Three Weddings and A War (A Touch of Malice – A Book Review)
A snowstorm summoned by Demeter threatens the city after Hades and Persephone announce their engagement. More threats seek to put an end to them and the gods which could keep Hades and Persephone apart. A war is on the horizon and sides will be chosen.
Sundown Rundown – August 2022
The end of August is here and with it, the end of summer and the monthly wrap-up. Take a scroll to catch up on any reviews you might've missed.
Ruination Finds You in the Darkest Places (A Touch of Ruin – A Book Review)
Persephone and Hades have now gone public and while that threatens her life as a normal person and her secret of being a goddess, a tragedy strikes that'll change her life forever.
A Woe of the Gods (Deity – A Book Review)
Alex is dreading her birthday now more than ever. Daimons, factions, and gods close in around her, all wanting the power she will have once she turns eighteen.
The Sundown Rundown – January 2022
Wrapping up January, Take a scroll to see what you might've missed.
From Lore to Legend (Lore – A Book Review)
Every seven years, the Agon begins. As punishment for past rebellion nine Greek Gods are hunted by descendants of the ancient bloodlines. Kill the God, get their power.
The Sundown Rundown – September, 2021
The end of September has come and the spooky season is about to begin. But before it does, here's what I tackled throughout the month!
The Scarlet Reader 