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Black Sea: A Hades and Persephone Reimagining | Melissa Cassera

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High school is hard enough without getting caught between two Gods.
After her reputation is annihilated, Effie (Persephone) Quinn transfers to Lockwood, an elite boarding school, to finish out her senior year, immediately catching the eye of Hayden (Hades), a misunderstood loner with a dark past, and his charismatic and dangerous brother, Cy (Poseidon).
Cy is determined to win Effie, no matter the cost, and becomes bent on revenge when she rejects him. Meanwhile, Effie finds herself drawn to Hayden, her twisted desire causing an unexplainable sense of security when she’s in his presence.
Effie is torn between two worlds, navigating the treacherous waters of desire, loyalty, and betrayal, until she’s kidnapped from Lockwood… only to discover that her captor is Hayden.
This contemporary, paranormal romance novella is filled with dark secrets, unexpected twists, and some spicy scenes. 18+

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Black Sea: A Hades and Persephone Reimagining | Melissa Cassera

so-so

I have always been fond of any book that retells the Hades and Persephone myth. This was a nice and short read. The only problem is that the book does not really go into much detail on world-building. I have not read the sequels of this series. So, I might be missing out on it.