Goddess of Light

Oh, how I yearn to be the goddess of light! Not in the way of being Mrs. Apollo, I just want to control the sun... That said, if this book is any indication of what dating Apollo would be like, count me in ;D Caring, attentive, and strong-willed, Apollo is the kind of guy every girl wants. Did I mention he has piercing blue eyes and blond, curly locks? <3 Apollo is very swoon worthy, but he is far from the only lovable character. P. C. Cast did a great job making characters that played off each other, and I found myself enjoying all of them, even the spoiled goddess Artemis. My one complaint is that there were too many cataclysmic events. Or, perhaps, it's just that there wasn't enough variety between them. We're dealing with gods! I want something more than they almost die fifty times. Where's the creative torment? The eternal suffering? It was disappointing, but not enough to turn me away from such a captivating romance. They chased each other in the rain for crying out loud! How much more adorable does it get? I definitely have to read the others now, though I doubt any of the men can compete with Apollo. 4/5 cows hands down

This is book three of PC. cast Goddess series. Im still in favor of Book 2 out of all 3 however this book is still an excellent read. I even cried with this one.

This is a great book, with a complex, well done plot. I enjoyed it from beginning to end; in fact, I don't beleive I stopped reading for more than a couple minutes once I started, staying up into the night to complete it.

PC Cast has been a favorite author of mine since Goddess by Mistake. This book, like all the others, is a page turner which can not be put down until finished. A must-read for those who enjoy modern-day Goddess/God romance fantasy.

I deifnitely had a good time reading this book. Pamela felt genuine and Apollo sincere in his need to find love. Secondary characters Artemis and Eddie are multidimensional and indulge in a sweet romance that is as engaging as Pamela's and Apollo's. Lina and Hades from "Goddess of Spring" make endearing cameos. All in all the perfect way to spend a cold, rainy day.

Artemis feels bad for her brother Apollo moaning over losing a mortal to Hades, but she has no idea how to help her sibling get out of his doldrums. That is until their father Zeus opens a portal to Vegas. Though knowing Sin City is Bacchus' personal playground, Artemis convinces Apollo that a trip there would do him good. Interior designer Pamela Gray is in town decorating the home of author Faust when she gets involved with Artemis. Apollo tries to help his sister, but finds himself attracted to Pamela. To the interior designer's shock, she reciprocates having never met anyone like this hunk built like a Greek God. However, the Gods have toyed with mortal females forever, but Apollo sees this time is different as he is in love but he has to persuade Pamela that the universe is not black and white, but many shades of colors including his favorite hue, the gray that he treasures. P.C. Cast continues her unique brand of delightfully mixing a modern day romance with a mythological legend. The story line is fast-paced led by two wonderful lead protagonists. The support cast adds depth so that the audience will believe that this is an Olympus invasion of Las Vegas to rival only the Tarkenian years. Fans of mythological contemporary romances will appreciate this creative well written tale. Harriet Klausner