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Goddess of Legend (Goddess Summoning #7)

P.C. Cast

Paperback | Pages: 309 pages

Rating: 3.92 | 4426 Users | 319 Reviews

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Title	:	Goddess of Legend (Goddess Summoning #7)
Author	:	P.C. Cast
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 309 pages
Published	:	December 7th 2010 by Berkley Books
Categories	:	Romance. Fantasy. Mythology. Paranormal Romance. Paranormal. Magic. Fiction

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Terrible. My intelligence as a reader is insulted, and I am so angry with the horrendous laziness of this book that I can barely think straight. The Goddess Summoning series, once terrific, is turned to absolute garbage in this book. It can't even redeem itself with passionate love scenes between the main characters. I'm trying desperately to find something nice to say for the author of Goddess of Spring, a book that I adored, but I cannot. This is just lazy, lazy writing. You can't leave the hero in whatever timewarp you invented and then reincarnate him as a different person within the last chapter of your book and expect the reader to be able to connect with him. Nope, sorry, it's a ridiculous Deus ex machina that does not work, since we just invested the previous 30 plus chapters learning about this character and caring about him not the new, hot modern man that looks uncannily like our long dead hero. And not just any hero - Arthur Pendragon- the hero of all heroes! So disappointing.

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Original Title:	Goddess of Legend
ISBN:	0425228169 (ISBN13: 9780425228166)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Goddess Summoning #7
Characters:	Isabel, Lancelot du Lac

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Wow!Wow! Yes I said it again because frankly it bore repeating.I am personally going to thank my Liberian for recommending this series to me.This was one of my two favourite books I this series because I just love stories that have a connection to the middle ages. Theres just something about a knight you know.Anyway this book is for mature readers and l love P.C Cast for them. The concept is totally amazing. Yes there are books were the person is from the middle ages or were the person goes back

Terrible. My intelligence as a reader is insulted, and I am so angry with the horrendous laziness of this book that I can barely think straight. The Goddess Summoning series, once terrific, is turned to absolute garbage in this book. It can't even redeem itself with passionate love scenes between the main characters. I'm trying desperately to find something nice to say for the author of Goddess of Spring, a book that I adored, but I cannot. This is just lazy, lazy writing. You can't leave the

This was a 4 star rating aaaall the way until the freaking ending. Like, literally the epilogue. Dang it.

Okay that is 309 pages of my life that I will never get back. This woman writes like a 17 year old girl.I regret reading this book.Okay... So here's something a little more in depth.The writing was choppy at best. And everyone seemed to cotton on to Isabel's way of speaking like it wasn't ridiculous. None of the characters had any meat to them outside of Mordred. Isabel was the epitome of a Mary Sue. She was perfect in every way, everyone enjoyed her company, everyone loved her.And okay, I'll

RATING: 1.5 stars (barely).I've read most of the "Goddess Summoning" series and I always liked how light, funny and romantic they were. I loved the quirky and sometimes seriously corny humor, the strong yet sensible heroines, the though (yet sensible) heroes and the sappy love story. These books always made me laugh and feel good after reading them. I also liked how the author incorporated (however liberally) Greek and Celtic mythology; how ordinary women were transformed into goddesses but

This is one of my all time favorites series and feel it took much to long for this newest book to finally come out. Once again I was transported and enchanted by the story woven by PC Cast wherein a present day woman is transported in the realm of mythological legends - this time to Camelot. A departure from her typical stories based on Greek mythology, but no less enjoyable. I so thoroughly enjoyed it I did not want it to end. A series recommended to all who love both great romance and

This was by far the worst of the Goddess Summoning books, which perhaps had something to do with the fact that Cast wrote this in conjunction with another writer. Not that Cast is necessarily a stellar writer, but her lack of attention to this story in light of her work on the House of Night series seems to be the key driver behind the poor storytelling in this one. The one thing that helps it is the humour in the second half, but thats if you can get to it. The language is jarring, and somehow,