House of Divinity

Sons of the Olympian Gods (The Ambrosia Trilogy, Book 3)

By: Beatrice Sand

Narrated by: Cassandra Myles, Aaron Shedlock

After surviving Adrian's brutal attack, Laurel finds herself on Olympus once again, faced with a trial that could sentence Sam to years of slumber.

Meanwhile, Sam is haunted by the torturous vision of Laurel dying in childbirth, and Laurel's determination to continue the pregnancy despite Sam's opposition takes a heavy toll on their relationship. Sam winds up absconding and leaving Olympus, while Laurel seeks refuge on a Greek island in hopes of giving birth away from any threats.

In a twist of events where nothing is what it seems, Laurel gets help from an unexpected source and is once again forced to leave behind everyone in her life to find safety. The only way she can ever return to Sam is if the dominion of the Keepers is destroyed, but just when things are looking up, Adrian discovers Laurel's refuge, and everything changes drastically.

In a clash where it is hard to know who is a friend and who is an enemy, it will be a race against the clock for Sam to take down Olympus and rescue those he loves.

Contains mature themes.

©2017 Sand Publishing (P)2019 Tantor

wonderful story

loved the story, sad to see it end. I hope there will be others from Beatrice Sands like this one.

the knowledge of the Greek mythology

it was good. not so.eyhing I was too crazy about. but worth the listen

Amazing

Seriously loved all the characters I could see everything happening in my head. The descriptions were great and I felt engaged. I love the series so much I listed to all three books twice. The plot and story all of it just was not like anything I’ve read recently but this love story/action packed/ redemption story was a great read.

Beatrice Sands!! wonderful, wonderful.

though the whole trilogy I was excited, then I was hopeful, then I was mad and then I cried. just to feel all these emotions in a story was to me was a feel good and enjoyable story. kudos to you.

the Greek history was awesome

my only protest was why couldn't she just have a C-section!?
that just seemed like a DUH..... moment