Daughters of Olympus by Hannah Lynn

Daughters of Olympus by Hannah Lynn

Vibrant.This stands out from the pack of feminist takes on Greek mythology. -- Publishers Weekly

Lynn is a rising star in the world of mythology-based fiction. -- Booklist>STARED review

A daughter pulled between two worlds and a mother willing to destroy both to protect her.

Demeter: a goddess of life, living half of one.

Demeter did not always live in fear. Once, she loved the world and the humans who inhabited it. After an act of devastating violence, though, she hides herself away among the grasses and wildflowers. Her only solace is her daughter.

Before she was Persephone, she was Core.

Core is as bright as summer and devoted to her mother, even during their millennia in exile from Olympus. But she craves freedom. Na ve and determined, she secretly builds a life of her own--and as she does so, she catches the eye of a powerful god.

The daughters of Olympus will have the last word.

Then Hades kidnaps Core and renames her as Queen of the Underworld. In the land without sun, she realizes she may have a chance to gain back what she thought she'd lost forever. But Demeter will destroy anything--even the humans she holds so dear--to bring her daughter back. A mother who has lost everything and a daughter with more to gain than she ever realized, they will irrevocably shape the world: all in the name of something as human as love.

A lush, emotional read perfect for fans of Madeleine Miller and Claire Heywood, this is the story of Persephone and Demeter.