I know her from her Paranormalcy books although I haven't read them yet and of course also her more recent Mind Games book, which I also haven't read yet, unfortunately, but I heard great things about all her books.

He pulls out his earbuds and smiles, a dimple on one side but not the other, though it looks like he’s not quite focused on us, like his eyes are seeing just past us.I live in Vienna, Austria and, apart from reading, I enjoy movies, video games, thunderstorms, eternally bickering couples, coffee, and anything made of chocolate.

First, every single chapter starts off with a description of Isadora's dream that night and then a 2 paragraph "info dump" about some Egyptian mythology. Here on Goodreads you'll see some fairly low ratings for this book, but I don't think they're necessarily deserved. Yes, it was selfish, yes, it's irrational to hate someone who's that tiny, who's not even born yet, but when you have been the focus of your parents for so long, it's understandable to project that hate and that anger onto something other than yourself. The details of Egyptian myths were really well-explained, but they felt so completely out of place with the rest of the novel. Tbh the reveals of the 3 main plot points with 1) her realizing that her mom loves her after all 2) her aunt being evil 3) Ry being a Greek god were predictable.

The characters are fun, despite sometimes being surface deep, and the plot is intriguing, though at times I wanted more development, and the history is there, but it might attract some more than others. Main characters are assumed White; same-sex marriages and gender equality at the warfront appear to be the norm in this world. Trouble is, Isadora has long ago sworn off love and she’s determined not to allow romance to enter her life.

So Isadora wants to be away from home for a while and takes a flight from Egypt to San Diego, where her half-brother Sirus lives. The deal with Ry was kinda obvious from early on, Tyler is amazing, I never really got a clear picture of Sirus or Deena but what I saw I liked. Yes her parents are gods but she’s a human and when everyone else worships her family but can’t even remember her name or give her much of a passing glance, Isadora is fed up.who conveniently is still wearing the gold wristlet/bracelet Ry gave her before his declaration of love.