Synopsis:
Fate isn’t something to mess with… and now, neither is Alex.
Alex has always feared two things: losing herself in the Awakening and being
placed on the Elixir. But love has always been stronger than Fate, and Aiden
St. Delphi is willing to make war on the gods—and Alex herself—to bring her
back.
The gods have killed thousands and could destroy entire cities in their quest
to stop Seth from taking Alex’s power and becoming the all-powerful God Killer.
But breaking Alex’s connection to Seth isn’t the only problem. There are a few
pesky little loopholes in the whole “an Apollyon can’t be killed” theory, and
the only person who might know how to stop the destruction has been dead for
centuries.
Finding their way past the barriers that guard the Underworld, searching for
one soul among countless millions, and then somehow returning will be hard
enough. Alex might be able to keep Seth from becoming the God Killer… or she
might become the God Killer herself.
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Review:
I don’t know how to contain myself. I’m wrong about Deity
because Apollyon is the best in the series. It’s heart-wrenching, throw-your-book-against-the-wall
frustrating (for the first part of the book), and just plain amazing throughout.
Jennifer Armentrout is one epic author.
Apollyon is a non-stop action that grew a book on its side. The
plot is keep-you-on-the-edge-of-your-seat intense. This book gave me a
sleepless night, but I’m not complaining. If I can live inside this book, I
totally will.
I like Alex’s character development. She has really matured
in this book but she still feels like her usual snarky self. For the first part
of the book where her connection to Seth is like a living, breathing thing, I
want to hurl my device into the wall in frustration. But then that just shows
Armentrout’s brilliance and how strong the connection between the Apollyons is.
This book packs a drum of anticipation. I don’t know how the
author keeps at it but it just keeps getting better and better page after page.
I don’t know what else to say other than I truly, madly, deeply loved this
book. Words are just not enough to express what I’m feeling. It is the best
pre-conclusion of all time.
Apollyon has everything: romance, thrill, action, and
mystery. It is one of the best books that has ever been written.
~ Zee
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