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Aphrodite's Choice (The Goddess Diaries Book 1) Kindle Edition
As she flees her enemies and tries to warn her sisters of the danger facing them once again, Aphrodite is followed by one of the members of the Brotherhood, a man who has been given the task of killing her, and any of her sisters who cross his path. But it does not take her long to discover that Steven Wharton is not a murderer, and his soul is one she has known before.
In this paranormal romance, a goddess’s past is brought to life, from the Greek city of Corinth to the shores of the island of Cyprus, at the court of Versailles to the burning city of Persepolis. But it is not until she meets Steve that Aphrodite falls in love for the first time. As she faces an ancient enemy, Aphrodite discovers that the love she feels, not the love she gives, is the root of her soul. And that love might even be the path to her freedom...
- LanguageEnglish
- Publication dateMay 20, 2016
- File size2193 KB
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- ASIN : B01FZQ80F0
- Publisher : ; 1st edition (May 20, 2016)
- Publication date : May 20, 2016
- Language : English
- File size : 2193 KB
- Text-to-Speech : Enabled
- Screen Reader : Supported
- Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
- X-Ray : Not Enabled
- Word Wise : Enabled
- Sticky notes : On Kindle Scribe
- Print length : 340 pages
- Best Sellers Rank: #2,428,648 in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store)
- #34,054 in Fantasy Romance eBooks
- #55,729 in Fantasy Romance (Books)
- #58,118 in Paranormal Romance (Kindle Store)
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About the author

A graduate of Duke University, Christy English is the author of the historical fiction novels The Queen’s Pawn (2010) and To Be Queen: A Novel of the Early Life of Eleanor of Aquitaine (2011) from New American Library, a division of Penguin Random House. She has also written two historical romance series for Sourcebooks Casablanca: Shakespeare in Love (2012-2013) and Broadswords and Ballrooms (2015-2016). When she is not writing, she loves to walk the mountain trails near her home in western North Carolina.
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Aphrodite – calling herself Addy in this century – walks the Earth healing men (one per night), helping women and spreading love but she fears that an ancient evil has found her and is going to hunt her down. As she goes through her day with the feeling of being watched she worries that a group that has been killing her sisters throughout time has found her. As she meets with her lawyer she finds an old foe all right – Ares, the god of war has come to visit. He never comes with good intent – what god of war would?
Will Addy be able to stay safe in a world where the god of war is following her?
This was a quick read; the chapters are short and I was flipping the pages of my Kindle app to follow Addy as she navigated the modern world. It was a delight to enter this world that Ms. English created where the gods walk among us mere mortals. The mix of mythology, fantasy, thriller and romance kept me glued to my phone until I’d read the entire book. I thoroughly enjoyed this fast paced, diverting read from a talented author. I hope there are others in this goddess series as Addy’s sisters would make interesting protagonists.
I received a free copy for my honest review
In Aphrodite's Choice she made decisions based on whether the person agreed or not and she always followed the rules even though she wanted things differently.
This book by Christy English is different from her other books but just as wonderful I was totally glued as I read each page I felt like I was there with Addy when she was happy, sad, angry and even when she was so heartbroken Christy brought Addy, Steve,, her sisters and brothers too life so much that you are feeling everything that is going on.
I hope Christy writes more of the Goddess Diaries for I fell in love with her description of Addy's sisters and would love to read their choices...
If anything this book will have you guessing all wrong on the Brotherhood (of this time period) for when I thought I had the answer Christy got me...
I really found Aphrodite to be an undeveloped character in this novel. There really was no character depth to her. The only thing we know about her is that she is lonely, and wants to have a mortal life. I also found her to be a weak character. She is a damsel in distress and is always needing saving. She was not a strong character. I really did not understand why Steve appealed to her most. She only met Steve for a few days, and she loved him without us knowing the reason why. I also thought that their romance was not real but fake. Steve only loved her simply because she was beautiful. There were no other reasons. Thus, this couple seems like it will be a failed relationship because they formed a relationship based on looks rather than personality and character.
Overall, this book is about love, friendship, and choice. It is about a woman’s quest for happiness. I found the characters needed more time to develop, for they were one-dimensional. I also found it slow and predictable. The historical elements seemed like fillers and did not give me any depths into these characters. I also had trouble understanding the world-building. Yet, despite the flaws, there were some parts of the book I liked. I liked the other goddesses, and I hope we get to explore them further in later installments. I also thought the writing was very beautiful and lyrical. I also liked the Greek mythology elements in this novel. So, while I was not satisfied with the romantic part of the book or the main characters, there is enough here to hold the attention of anyone interested in Greek mythology. I recommend this story to fans of Gwendolyn Womack’s The Memory Painter, Anne Fortier’s The Lost Sisterhood, and Tosca Lee’s The Progeny.
(Note: This book was given to me as part of a blog tour in exchange for an honest review.)
I was given a free copy by Historical Fiction Virtual Tours in exchange for an honest review.