Goddess Summoning Goddess of the Sea, Book 1, (Paperback)

from rocalisa

Well, it sounded like fun - and I still like the premise - but this simply didn't work for me. I found the pace very slow and didn't particularly care about the characters. I was skimming my way through the rest of it before I even reached p. 100. It didn't help that it turned into a medieval alo...

from jesssh

This book is over-the-top but in a way that is appropriate and desirable for certain situations. It would be a good book to take to the beach, or otherwise read when you don't really want to think and don't mind a significant cheese factor. I personally found the "feminist" angle a bit much, but ...

from Krumbs

So, huh. I'm all for a "rah! rah! women!" book, but this one just bugged me. There's a thread throughout about female empowerment, but none of the women manage to accomplish anything through their own strength--it's all based on the power or actions of a goddess or another outside force.A couple ...

from fairypenguin

When it comes to paranormal romance I try to suspend disbelief and just go with the story, trusting that either the author will create a plausible world or that the story will be so amusing that I won't care about implausibility. This book is a rare case in which the author wasn't successful in e...

from jjmachshev

Reviewed for queuemyreview.com; book release Oct08 This Oct08 release is the trade paperback release of a 2003 original. "Goddess of the Sea" is my first foray into P.C. Cast's 'Goddess Summoning' series about normal women transformed by their willingness to believe in the spark of the Feminine D...