As I said about the first book, this is a children’s book and is written for its market. Which means that it isn’t too concerned with character twists and darkness, or subverting genres, or any of that sort of thing. Instead it sets out to tell a story, an adventure story with some myth thrown in to the mix.

Emily used to be an ordinary New York school child, but now she is the Flame of Olympus, but her father is still in the hands of the evil CRU and she intends to rescue him, with or without Jupiter’s help. But she also has to worry about her new powers and her lack of control over them. She runs the risk of hurting the very people she is trying to help. And to cap it off the dangerous Nirads are back!

This is a quick and easy read. It is entertaining enough but it wouldn’t be a book I’d revisit. If I was a child though, well maybe :) It is full of action and there is rarely a dull moment, so it is very easy to just keep on reading until you suddenly come to the end, there isn’t a dull moment.

Plus, you know my previously mentioned weakness for horses (even if Pegasus isn’t really a horse). ( )

Emily Jacobs was reborn like a phoenix. :O I don't even know what to say about this! But it's really good. :) I really liked it, the story got me reading until I got hungry. Hehehe. Can't help it.

Cupid's charming power against the men is funny for me. Although I know it's bad to do it, as Cupid said that he 'broke' them. :( But still, I laughed when the men wink at him and blew kisses to Cupid. LOL. ( )