My Song's Curse

Duet of the Gods, Book 1

By: Poppy Minnix

Narrated by: Marie Hawkins, Bradley Ford

As a siren, Lula Aglaope can bend anyone to her will with the smallest whisper, but she'd give up her power for one meaningful, honest conversation. She wants a normal life, like the open, true connections the humans seem to pull off with such little effort.

When she meets Alexiares, God of Warding off Wars, all thoughts of normalcy fly out the window. The beautiful demigod cannot be controlled! He's frustrating, irresistible . . . and utterly off-limits.

Alex has watched Olympus slowly fall apart. The old gods continue their archaic control of the Universe, denying the progress of humans and other deities. But Alex has plans to repair the damage, and Lula is a major player.

She just doesn't know it yet.

Falling for her is the worst idea. And just when things move in the right direction, danger arises that no one expects, plunging the sirens into the deadly Olympian spotlight.

With Lula's sisters missing, and a pile of broken laws surrounding them, will Alex and Lula change the Universe for the better or destroy it?

Contains mature themes.

©2020 Poppy Minnix (P)2024 Tantor

A million stars!

Poppy M where have you been?!? Finally a new author that KNOWS HOW TO WRITE WITH EMOTION and not like an AI trying to figure out humane emotions! I hope book 2 will be on audible very soon! I am in such a book rut and I just purchased this book this morning and now I’m done 😭 I don’t want to go back in my rut Poppy!!!

Almost perfect

Great story, good humor and spice was good. Only hold out for to have really enjoyed it was the male narrators voice 🙁 It sounded like an older dad voice and not in a good way. It made it hard to fall for him if at all

These are very human non humans...

Had to put this in 2x speed after chapter 13 because a lot of nothing was happening...this just wasn't an enjoyable experience.
Majority of this story is just info dumping, repetitive push and pull with Lulu and Alex and writing that actively avoids communication and I personally just can't stand books that hold readers hostage until the last few chapters of their books for plot progression. Appreciated the free listen and although I'm the targeted audience this was just not for me.