Lore: from the Number One bestselling YA fantasy author

Reviews

Alan

Despite the information dump at the beginning of the story, I would recommend this as well as her other books and I’d keep reading what she writes in the future. Lore receives an unexpected visit from an old childhood friend on the night the games begin and then returns home to find the goddess Athena bleeding out in her doorway. Set entirely in New York City, there's also a lot of love for the city itself filling these pages.

bz

I couldn't put it down yet really didn't want it to end either. I loved the Passenger series by Alexandra Bracken and also love Greek Mythology.

Monica Khan

The opening scene. One Thing I Wasn’t Crazy AboutDensity of the world building. The first 30% of this novel was HEAVY with concepts, names, and world building and it was a struggle to keep up. Percy Jackson and the Olympians by Rick Riordan – if you liked the idea of Greek Mythology mixed with the modern world, look no further than this epic series.