Pluto

Not my cup of tea. I like more novels with orginality. But this story has very few grammar mistakes, is funny, interesting, and includes good ties with greek and roman culture. Keep going author! Looks amazing already.

Really enjoyable story that has me hooked. Has the feel of Percy Jackson for grown ups. Lots of mythology references, including some less well known characters. Interesting story, realistic characterization, well written, with nice long chapters.

Give it a read and follow. I did!

This book explores the Greek mythological world in a unique-yet-familiar way which integrates Roman mythilogy and names, the idea of a central demogod teaching system, yet with a lack of the adolescent peril whoch originally plagued Rick Riordan's novels. That said, I am going to call right now that Talia replaces Persephone as Hades' new squeeze. This is as of 10/4/19. Regardless, this is a great novel, and I am glad to read it.

It’s in the point one percent of stories of RR that has excellent writing and grammar compelling characters, who actually feel real, and an interesting premise. I won’t comment on the plot because so far as of 10/10 the introduction of the story just rapped up but I will be following Pluto and will update my review accordingly. Just read it even if it’s not your thing the story is quantitatively better than the majority of stories you can find on the site.