1155 Followers
71 Following
GCReading

GCReading

Love all things books, music, and movies!

Founder of Good Choice Reading Reviews & Bookish Event Coordinator.

 

Astarte's Wrath

Astarte's Wrath - Trisha Wolfe This book right here has done something to me no other book has been able to do since Vampire Empire by Clay & Susan Griffith. Two completely different stories, but gave me the same emotion while reading. I was swept off my feet and left torn, in love, emotional and happy in one big ball.When I began reading Astarte's Wrath I had such a hard time with the first chapter. Not sure what it was really, but I reread chapter one and a little of two about three times before I was finally able to keep moving. I think it might have been the mood I was in, but I am so happy I did not give up. It's one of those stories that you just have no idea what to expect. The story opens up with an immediate action scene, but still I was hesitant and a little worried honestly. I love Trisha Wolfe's books. I didn't want this to be the one that I say eh, wasn't her best work. I don't ever want to say that about any of her books. I love the way she can tell a story.This book took me by surprise so much so that I am still thinking about it and its days later. It was very emotional, but so action packed I had no idea which way I was being pulled. Then, the tears came. I was on one big emotional roller coaster while reading and loving every word. Star was such a kick-ass character and I loved how she jumped right in front of any battle without fear. She knew she had to protect the Prince at all cost.The romance was PERFECT! It was forbidden in every way, exciting, sweet, swoon worthy, PERFECT!Astarte’s Wrath is also a first for me. I've never read anything with Egyptian Mythology. Trisha Wolfe did an excellent job bringing everything to life. I had a crystal clear picture on everything. The ending to this book left me with my mouth open. I cried a little and got a little angry, but in the end I am happy with the results and feel it was perfect. It broke the mode therefore making Astarte’s Wrath a refreshing read.If you have not read a book by Trisha Wolfe, I recommend you do. She knows how to entertain her readers and keep you hanging on every word.This is a huge 5 stars for me!