Fallen

Daughters of the Gods #3

by Tamara Gill

Sara Daniels needs to change her life, so she sets out to run her late grandmother’s farm. With no man at her side, and deserted by friends who can’t abide her obsession with mythology, it’s the perfect time to escape.

Hermes, favoured son of Zeus, has been framed by his hateful stepmother, Hera. Fleeing Olympus with his life, he finds himself in an abandoned farmhouse in the middle of nowhere. It’s the ideal place to hide from Zeus that is until the owner— a woman with long, flaming red hair and the darkest blue eyes he’s ever seen — decides to move in.

Sara’s family has divine secrets that even she’s not privy to. Hermes’ secrets, however, have the power to shatter their lives. And with a god as your farmhand, it’s only a matter of time before those secrets are revealed in all their destructive glory. But the wild attraction that blazes between these two souls will not be denied…even if the outcome threatens to doom them both.

131 pages, Kindle Edition

First published October 24, 2014

About the author

Tamara is an Australian author who grew up in an old mining town in country South Australia, where her love of history was founded. She loves to write romance novels in an array of genres, including regency, medieval, and time travel.

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Reviews

[SB Morales · Rating 4 out of 5]

Hermes finds himself out of favor with his father, Zeus. Each book in this series just keeps getting better and better. Hermes becomes a farmhand and begins having feelings for his employer. Of course he can't shake his past and him father will eventually come looking for him. This story was sweet and sexy, touching and thrilling. Gill gives us a couple surprises in this installment and look forward to what comes next!

[Elizabeth Ewing · Rating 5 out of 5]

Love love love

I started out with the first book Banished and instantly fell in love with this series. I literally couldn't wait to read the next and the next book. But out of all three I have to say Fallen is my favorite book out of the series. Most of the Greek gods books I have read in the past play Hermes as either a week man or truly evil. It was nice to see this side of him for a change.

[Kate]

DNF 4% - I've never understood falling in love with someone who is squatting in your house.

[Grace · Rating 3 out of 5]

Hmmm.

[Heather Panté · Rating 5 out of 5]

Loved it!