The characters in Arrowheart are simply amazing – I love how she wrote one of the main characters, Benjamin, into the world of the gods. There were the perfect amounts of humor mixed in, which also made me love it. It captivated me and I couldn’t focus on anything else except how much I was loving the story. To be completely honest, I was still hoping for more long after I had finished, because I loved the writing style here so, so much. I fell in love with the cover before I fell in love with the story, sure, but don’t let that deter you, either – the story contained within the pages of Arrowheart is phenomenal.Īs an author, Rebecca Sky does a fantastic job of pulling the reader into her story and keeping them entertained until she is finished telling the story she has written. It was a combination of many different genres, and it was so much fun of a read.įirst off, can I tell you guys how much I freaking love the cover for this book? That blue is my all time favorite color, and the golden arrows and pretty text make this so eye catching and appealing. I had a feeling it was kind of going to be a bit of a tie between contemporary, myth, and fantasy, so I was pretty excited, and that’s exactly what it seemed like to me when I read it. When I started reading Arrowheart by Rebecca Sky, I wasn’t sure what to expect. Rachel must learn to do what no Hedoness has done before – to resist her gift – or she’ll turn the person she’s grown to love into a shadow of himself … for ever. With the police hot on their trail, Rachel soon realizes there are darker forces hunting them – a group of mortals recruited by the gods who will stop at nothing to preserve the power of the Hedonesses – not to mention Eros himself, who is desperate to reverse the curse.

Rachel distances herself, struggling to resist the growing attraction, but when he gives up his dream to help her evade arrest, distance becomes an insurmountable task.

She’s falling for him – a messy, magnetic, arrow-over-feet type of fall. When seventeen-year-old Benjamin Blake’s disappearance links back to the Hedonesses, Rachel’s world collides with his, and her biggest fear becomes a terrifying reality. But the last thing Rachel wants is to force someone to love her. She wields the power of that magical golden arrow, and with it, the promise to take the will of any boy she kisses. Synopsis: Kiss the boys and make them cry…īut sixteen-year-old Rachel Patel can’t forget – the gods control her life, or more specifically, her love life.īeing a Hedoness, one of a strong group of women descended from Greek God Eros, makes true love impossible for Rachel.