Neon Gods (Dark Olympus, #1) by Katee Robert

Neon Gods Summary

Neon Gods by Katee Robert is precisely not that — it is a much Hotter take on Hades/Persephone retelling set in the contemporary world with the added bonus of Olympus vibes. It is the narrative of a story of Persephone –the daughter of Demeter — who is eager to transverse the combination of the everyday dullness that is imposed on virgin Greek women. , she falls in love with Hades, the God of the Underworld, and therefore, an exciting and dangerous love interest is created in the story.

By casting the true protagonist, Persephone, and telling her story amidst gods’ relationships and political machinations, patients demonstrate developments in the character and her personal reflection of herself and her desires. The host, Hades, or the villain in most of the stories, is a hero as he rebels against his society. Adjacent to this aspect, it is proper to look at heroes and antagonists as a couple, and Hades and Persephone are the couple. Their love acts as transformation, which occurs, and strength exists between them and freedom against oppression.

This Book brings strong individual descriptions and a mix of passion, conspiracy, and darkness for a story promising the initial installment of a multi-layered extended series of mythological contemporary settings of identity and rebellion.