by Derek Murphy | best books for teens, Book Reviews
Here’s a list of my favorite young adult books based on Greek Mythology.
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Elementals, Michelle Madow
The Helicon of Muses, VJ Chambers
The Curse of the Sphinx, Raye Wagner
Percy Jackson, Rick Riordan
The Power, Jennifer L. Armentrout
Half Blood, Jennifer L. Armentrout
Dark Descendant, Jenna Black
Everneath, Brodi Ashton
Sweet Venom, Tera Lynn Childs
Starcrossed, Josephine Angelini
AntiGoddess, Kendare Blake
From Gods, Mary Ting and Maxine Bringenberg
The Gatekeeper’s Sons, Eva Pohler
The Shadow Prince, Bree Despain
The Goddess Test, Aimée Carter
Persephone, Kaitlin Bevis
The Trials of Apollo, Rick Riordan
Omega, Lizzy Ford
Pandora, Andrea Domanski
Goddess Legacy, M.W. Muse and Mandy Harbin
The Scarlet Thread, D.S. Murphy
This one is mine! And I only have part one up; it’s a mashup of fallen angels and forgotten gods, kind of Percy Jackson meets Fallen.
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Orpheum, D.S. Murphy
Orpheum is mine too – it’s based on Orpheus and Eurydice; an amazing tragic romance basis that is much less used than the more popular Persephone and Hades.
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Best YA mythology books on Goodreads
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Best books about Mythology
Oh my Gods and Goddesses
YA mythology series
Best of the YA Greek Mythology Books
Books with Greek mythology references
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by Derek Murphy | Book Reviews
Marguerite’s parents are famous scientists who not only discover that multiple dimensions co-exist all around us, but invent a small device that allows a person to travel among these dimensions and inhabit our “other dimension” self, one at a time. Needless to say, it’s a world-altering discovery/invention but Marguerite’s father is murdered immediately following the discovery. One of his two trusted lab assistants, Paul, is accused of the murder (we don’t know by what evidence), and Paul skips town. Or rather, he skips their dimension entirely using the newly invented device called the Firebird, hence the series title. Marguerite and the other lab assistant, smarmy Theo, take two more Firebirds and chase after Paul to extract revenge.
In this sequel to A Thousand Pieces of You by New York Times bestselling author Claudia Gray, Marguerite races through various dimensions to save the boy she loves.
Ever since she used the Firebird, her parents’ invention, to cross through to alternate dimensions, Marguerite has caught the attention of enemies who will do anything to force her into helping them dominate the multiverse—even hurt the people she loves. She resists until her boyfriend, Paul, is attacked, and his consciousness is scattered across multiple dimensions.
