I just can’t help but love her character. I think it must be the sass she has and the way she talks, some of the things that come out of her mouth make me laugh so much.

I found that it didn’t really explain these overly well and it left me wondering what was going on at times, but other than that it was absolutely fantastic.Īlex is probably one of my favourite heroines that I’ve read about recently, I find it a little difficult to put into words how awesome she really is. I can’t praise her writing more, and if you’ve not read anything by her yet, shame on you! I’m not saying Deity was perfect it had some aspects that irked me a little bit, such as the book tended to run away with itself a little when talking about the Gods, and the mythology aspects were a little confusing. Armentrout is a freaking writing genius – she can create such amazing worlds and characters that are just down-right incredible. I swear these books just keep getting better and better! Once again I was sucked right into the storyline, and pulled along in the whirlwind that is the Covenant series. Once the gods have revealed themselves and unleashed their wrath, lives with be irrevocably changed – and destroyed. Awesome.īut as Alex’s birthday draws near, her entire world is shattered by a startling revelation. After every session Alex ends up with another mark of the Apollyon, which brings her one step closer to her Awakening ahead of schedule. Meanwhile, she’s been ‘training’ a lot with fellow Apollyon Seth – though really that’s just Seth’s code word for some up-close-and-personal time. If anyone finds out what she did, she’s a goner – and so is Aiden.Īlex still has feelings for Aiden, even though he’s a pure-blood….and therefore forbidden. A long-forgotten fanatical order is out to kill her and, if that isn’t freaky enough, Alex is guarding a dark secret, too.

Genres: Paranormal, Mythology, Young Adult.Īlex’s eighteenth birthday – and her awakening – is approaching.

Deity by Jennifer L. Armentrout