Marina Maddix

Bad Hera Day

Nicola Sarah Brooks

I'm a huge mythology buff so I love it when classic myths and characters get a fresh take on them. 
 Add in a big dollop of humour and a smidge of HAWT smexy time and I'm a very happy camper!

The Pantheon of Gods isn't the ornate pleasure-ground it used to be - fewer believers mean fewer powers and this lot are almost running on empty! Now roaming around the world as an MC club (it's the only way people won't see they don't age) has lost some of its sparkle, according to Hera at least.

But "accidentally" breaking her bike has gone too far and now she is stranded in blink-an-you'll miss it Peacock. But the view is certainly improving - one huge, hot and talented Mechanic is going to take care of her...and her bike!

Fenrir, aka Finn, may have given up the deity life but the local wolves and canines still seem to know to respect him. The local werewolf pack however have just had a hostile takeover and they are not...well, not stable. Add in Finn's friend who has amnesia, a lost and injured wolf cub and a motley crew of townspeople and you have a rollicking tale.

I loved the mashing of Greek and Norse pantheons. Everything is very tongue in cheek and the way the authors came up with to explain away the slightly "squicky" marriage between Zeus and Hera was fun. Hero should be this pampered princess but I really thought she was just epicly kick-ass!

Bad Hera Day

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