Gods Behaving Badly (Book One)
By Mickey Ann
Hecate (Cate) is a fallen goddess pining over the loss of her soul to Hades. How does an immortal trapped in a human body cope with ennui and a persistent ex? She does what every human does, of course. She drinks too much and sees her therapist once a week. Pithy and sadly lacking in social skills, Cate is determined to make the most of her ordinary life, even if Hades has other plans for her. More
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- Category: Fiction » Fantasy » Paranormal
- Category: Fiction » Fantasy » Paranormal
- Published: Sep. 27, 2016
- Words: 11,520
- Language: English
- ISBN: 9781370499786
About Mickey Ann
Mickey Ann is a Trekkie, a yoga lover and social butterfly. Only one of these things is true so clearly she’s also a liar.
A liar? Well, that makes sense, since she is a recovering lawyer.
Since hanging up her lawyer’s hat, she has has ghostwritten for others. This is her debut novel.
Gods Behaving Badly (Book II)—Fall 2016
Gods Behaving Badly (Book III)—Spring 2017
The Weight of Rope–Spring 2017
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Reviews of Gods Behaving Badly (Book One) by Mickey Ann
Erin Miller
reviewed
on Nov. 6, 2016
At first, I really did not want to read this book. I was hesitant because I thought I would hate it since I normally don't read this type of thing unless it's filled with a lot of humor. With my prior misgivings I jumped right in and read the whole book.
This was a pleasant surprise. The book has humor and the author has certainly done her research on mythology in order to write this book. It's set in our time with a bunch of renegade gods and goddesses “behaving badly.” Ah, I see what she did there.
So, this book is about the human form of Hecate who calls herself “Cate.” Her soul was stolen by Hades and her lover is Ares. Alright, so we have a love triangle and a “Hecate-Cate” who is sarcastic, witty, and who is portrayed as a “bad-ass.” These types of books are getting more and more popular and I can see why. It's a really cool portrayal.
For a first book, I like how this author is doing. Personally, I felt the book was a bit short but that's a good thing. I look forward to seeing more of this author's work and I give this book an 8 out of 10.
(reviewed the day of purchase)