The Passion of Hades (The Hades Trials, #2)

by Eliza Raine and Rose Wilson

I’m trapped in actual hell. And just about everything here is trying to kill me. Even the god who claims he once loved me has come pretty close to ending my life.

But things are about to change. I’m fed up of being Persephone - human underdog in the Hades Trials. I’ve managed to awaken a little bit of goddess inside me, and now I have power, I’m not afraid to use it.

Although I don’t actually have a clue how to. Nor do I know what I did to get cast out of Olympus twenty-six years ago, or why strangers are seeking to punish me for it. All I know for sure is that I survived the first round of the Hades Trials, and now I need to survive another. One step at a time I will get back to New York. 

Because I can’t stay here. Olympus is filled with monsters, and ruled by monsters, and I do not fit in. 

The trouble is, the more I discover about the mysterious King of the Underworld, the less sure I am that he fits in either. My connection to him is undeniable, and it’s not escaped the other gods' notice. They don’t want me to stay in Olympus, and now that I have my power back, they’re going to make the next three Trials even more lethal. 

If I can survive, I’m a step closer to getting home. But if I spend much more time with Hades, I’m not sure I’ll ever be able to leave. 

The Passion of Hades is book 2 in the Hades Trials trilogy, which is intended for adults and is packed with magic, mythology and slow-burn soulmate romance!

• ISBN10: 191610469X
• ISBN13: 9781916104693
• Publish Date: 19 June 2020
• Publish Status: Active
• Imprint: Logic in Creativity
• Format: Paperback (US Trade)
• Pages: 260
• Language: English

Reviews

[booksandcats]

much better than the first, it had more interactions between Hades and Persephone, which helped sell the chemistry and relationship, instead of the two or three times they talked in the first. The heat between them was actually believable this time and the storyline was nice as well, though honestly, it is very frustrating that the whole thing hinges on Persephone knowing nothing.

[Brittany]

This was definitely better than the first one but I still want more. I’m still left with a feeling that the story is underdeveloped because everything can just use more detail. I do still love the story though and I’m so very sad the next book is not out yet.