My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Moros is the God of Doom and Fate and came through to Earth with Ares and Hades because he was bored, and so rashly said that he does not care if Chronos unleashes chaos on Earth. But Fate Sophie is making him question is he should go back to Olympus at all as he would rather be on earth with her, not that she would agree with that viewpoint! Sophia finds his self-centred attitude the exact thing that makes Sophia mad. She doesn't trust any of the gods as they only care about power and pleasure, not humans nor the Fates who protect them. Her sisters may have fallen for gods but that is NOT something she is prepared to allow happen no matter how sexy Moros is. They are both going to have to place their differences aside and work together because Chronos wants to kill the Fates and reabsorb their power and Zeus is still out to punish the three gods who broke his rules. Can they stand firm and get Zeus to realise who the real bad guy is and can these gods find a way to be with the Fates who they love?
I enjoyed this dramatic conclusion to the series where there were finally sparks between Moros and Sophia as she was attacked by Chronos and even though she was gravely injured Moros did everything he was able to to save her. While limited Sophia proved to still be strong enough to be the leader of the Fates as well as strong enough to take on any of the Gods (including Zeus). I loved the way that the three gods cared for the Fate they were in love with, in a supportive, not patronising way. Easy to read and understand plus it was great to experience slightly more gods during the final confrontation. Contains explicit sexual content.
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