Stories Similar to 'The Heroes of Olympus' series

“Fun!”

Reviewed by

AlexisAllinson

An entertaining and creative look at a different side of a world we know little about, but have imagined for an eternity. A wonderful blend of fantasy and reality and a simple moral that leads us to learn that it feels good to help someone in need. Adventures need not be epic to be memorable,… Read More

“Sweet rain”

Reviewed by

John Mak

Full of ethereal senses and imagery. It gets you lost in your own fantasy world unimaginable otherwise. Symbolic of the medieval days of lore. When time stood still and fantasy was primal rich with Dragons and Myth. Folklore was the rule and dynasties made thru the might of force. Will and desire… Read More

“Simple and fanscinating”

Reviewed by

Alex Rushmer

I love it when an author can take the same story (a commoner marries a prince and becomes a princess) and turn it into something completely new. The idea of the girl who worked the apple orchard and the mysterious stranger that helped her expand her business was very good. I never expected him to… Read More

“Lovin' it”

Reviewed by

Kimberley Adams

Val is one of the best Authors that I know. I would read anything she writes. Its a shame it only lets you give 5 stars per category or I would give her 10 out of 10! The flow of the story captivates, I have read the book in its entirety and never wanted to put it down.

“Adventure plus romance”

Reviewed by

daphneywilliams999

This book is great it is full of Adventure and romance you never know what's coming next. wow Emily is in trouble Libera a half human half Goblin helps her escape from the seven while she is possessed by a baby angel she slowly falls in love with this gentleman and human creature exploring kids… Read More

“Beautiful”

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Deleted User

Beautiful imagery. The words break like surf in the reader’s mind.I love the ending, and did not expect it. “Other girls… with other boys…” She’s watching the other girls or maybe she isn’t a girl in the same sense they are. Why are the boys described as other? I would not describe the boys as… Read More