Jennifer Saint’s Hera rips open the myths to reveal the fury, grief, and strength of a goddess long overshadowed—this episode dives into why her story finally hits like thunder. Continue reading Podcast Review: Hera’s Rage, Power, and Pain in Jennifer Saint’s Latest Retelling
Jennifer Saint’s Hera turns the infamous goddess from scorned wife to warrior queen in a bold, emotionally charged retelling that demands to be heard. Continue reading Breaking Down Hera by Jennifer Saint: A Myth Reclaimed
Jennifer Saint’s Hera is a powerful, emotionally rich reimagining of the queen of the gods—giving voice, depth, and agency to one of Greek mythology’s most misunderstood figures. Continue reading Reclaiming the Queen: A Review of Hera by Jennifer Saint
By Cynthia Ayala
Ancient Greece is long gone, their popularity dwindling, the Old Gods have scattered around the globe, their power fading. But, luckily for Aphrodite, the goddess of love and beauty, she remains a household name, even if no one believes in her. Everything became banal, until Loki walked through the door.
Published on August 20, 2014 by Smashwords, The Maenad in Manhattan by Liz Meldon is a fantasy novella about Aphrodite and her brief (and sexual) encounter with the Norse God Loki. Continue reading “A Disappointment to Mythology | Review of ‘The Maenad in Manhattan’ (Lovers and Liar, #1)”
