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Goddess Of The Spring by P. C. Cast Piatkus Supplied for review by Hachette New Zealand |
Reviewed By: C. A. Hargreaves |
| Goddess of the Spring is a new take on the old
Greek legend of Persephone and Hades. Lina owns a trendy bakery in Tulsa, which is in
trouble. In her endeavour to save her beloved bakery she stumble across and Italian
Goddess cookbook. After following one of the recipe/spells in the cookbook she finds her
and Persephone switch bodies for a 6 month period in which she can’t tell anyone that
she’s not Persephone. I liked P C Cast’s subtitle humour and the light romance that is included in this light and easy to read story. I also like how you see Lina grow in herself. How she becomes more comfortable with her body. This was a good read and easy to get into, the plot kept me interested throughout the entire book and at times I found it hard to put the book down. |
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