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Queen of The Underworld


This is the end of the trilogy of Cora and Marcus. I enjoyed the series, the ending was alright. However, it was surreal how Cora just changed suddenly. I know she needed to be strong, and it's fitting but I don't know, it just didn't felt right that she abruptly changed. Marcus is still the alpha male he was, but he became almost a lovesick puppy in this book. I understand the changes but it just felt something was lacking. I loved the chemistry between the protagonist. This book has flaws but yet the author pulled it off well, a really good adaptation of Hades and Persephone from Greek mythology. 



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