My Review of The Games Gods Play by Abigail Owens

Title: The Games Gods Play

Author: Abigail Owens

Published: September 3,2024

Publisher: Entangled/Red Tower Books

Genre: Fantasy/Romance/Mythology

Pages: 645 pages

Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Review:

Bloody Hell! I loved this! I adored it and I think I might be in love with Hades! Sooo freaking good! 

Lyra had never been favored by anyone least of all the Gods, when she was born in Zeus's temple she was cursed to where no one could love her. Her parents gave her up to thieves to pay off their debt when she was 3 years old! Knowing they gave her up and she never saw them again she grew up knowing that she was unlovable because of the curse. Then the Gods play games with the mortals, think of it kinda like the Hunger Games they each choose a champion so that they can see whose champion wins so the victor God can be the next ruler over Olympus. Usually, the games go on but this year there is a huge change. Hades joins and he picks Lyra, and while Lyra is confused as to why he would pick her she does the challenges very well. 

What I loved about this series is that it gave Hades, the big bad ruler who has always been given the short end of the stick a personality and makes you love him. (Is that bad? I'm not too sure but I became very fond of him more and more throughout the book)

I had a hard time putting the book down, it was so captivating and I wanted MORE. I HAD to know what happened next. I do have one complaint, my only complaint would be why she left it on a cliffhanger and then the next book doesn't come out until July 2025....like I am an overthinker I am going to think of probably 10,000 possibilities! This book should be your next obsession! 

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