Girl, Goddess, Queen

In a bold reimagining of classic myths, Madeline Miller's feminist narratives mix with the spice of Sarah J. Maas, bringing to life a young adult fantasy that is both daring and entertaining, complete with the sharp, sexy wit reminiscent of Bridgerton. This tale, brought to us by an emerging TikTok sensation, redefines divine love and rebellion.

Long ago, the gods crafted a deceptive tale about Persephone's destiny, claiming she was merely a pawn among their ranks. According to the myth, Hades allegedly abducted her to be his queen, while her mother, Demeter, in grief, cursed the Earth with barrenness. Yet, the truth is far more riveting. Persephone wasn't dragged to the underworld; she went willingly. She had no interest in being wed to a self-absorbed god who loved himself more than anything else. Her mission now is to persuade Hades, the infuriatingly attractive and arrogantly blunt lord of the Underworld, to align himself with her audacious scheme—one that threatens to unsettle the very foundations of Mount Olympus. However, taking on the gods can be perilous, especially when one is already in the underworld.