The Myth of June

By A.B. Daniels-Annachi

A baby born during a Titan's storm must be special. So, Typhon blessed Juniper with his protection.

But twenty years later, with Typhon away on an errand for Zeus, June is viciously attacked by a stranger-resulting in another God stepping in to bless June with a gift of their own.

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Wielding extraordinary power, she is thrown into a battle amongst the gods as she wars with her own morality. June will uncover deeply buried secrets which lead to her mother's disappearance and take on terrifying monsters that she'd always believed to be a myth. And when Olympus calls, she is forced to decide: is taking revenge against the one that hurt her worth entanglement with Chaos?

A reimagined introduction to the tale of the gorgons, The Myth of June allows Medusa to be the hero in her own story.

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Please read TW/CW at www.abdanielsannachi.comWhile this series is loosely inspired by Greek mythology, it is set in an alternate universe/timeline from ours and touches on real world issues, LGBTQ+ themes, and is a dark fiction read meant for adults. Expect to explore an entirely new take on the titans and gods in this series.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1922936618
• ISBN13: 9781922936615
• Release Date: March 2024
• Publisher: Pacific Publications
• Length: 426 Pages
• Weight: 1.01 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 5.0" x 8.0"
• Age Range: 14 years and up

Customer Reviews

To be honest? The book felt underwhelming.

This book seems to be bending over backwards to make the main character a victim, which, don't misunderstand, she is. That being said the books writing felt sloppy and by the second half of the book, you know they're(the writer) leading up to a sequel. It felt, not lazy, but rather... just like bad writing. It made the only "likable" characters victims and with no real triumphs in my opinion. I am writing this review over a year after reading it, so I may get a thing or two messed up, but the ladder half of reading it felt like churning through mud and that feeling sticks in my head even now. It wasn't an enjoyable read after a point. No hate to the Author or who likes the book; Not my cup of tea.