VBT# Snake in the Grass - Staci Hart

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Review: Snake in the Grass - Book #2 Good Gods Series - Staci Hart - July 2013
#Note to reader : This is book #2 in a series - it can be read as a stand-alone but if you have not read Book #1 you won't understand the prologue as I was like what , who are they ?
Lucky, for me I do have Book#1 Deer in Headlights to go back and read. 
 One of my favourite reading fascinations has always been that of the Greek Mythology and I adore reading about the Greek Gods e.g like PC Cast's Goddess Series . So when I saw a tour invite go out for Staci Hart's book "Snake in the Grass" I just knew that I had to read it and it would be a book that I would enjoy. In the Good Gods series , the readers are confronted with a little game that the Gods like to play when they are bored.  Two gods in particular that is - we have Aphrodite aka Dite - the Goddess of Love and Ares - the God of War. What the pair do is pick two candidates - one female (Aphrodite's pick) and one male (Ares's pick) and Aphrodite has to make them fall in love and Ares's has to make them hate or kill each other. Of course , we all know who we favor and it goes to share that Love really does beat Hate. In Snake in the Grass  , the unlikely pairing is Dillion - a fighter and Kat - a racer. Both have not had the easiest of childhoods and find it their mission in lives to protect their younger siblings. So what happens when their younger siblings fall in love and the pair are forced to spend more and more time together ? Can the pair get past their giant egos and sharp tongues and learn to like maybe love each other or will Ares's find a way for the pair to be in eternal hatred of one another ? 
It's may the best God win with Snake in the Grass by Staci Hart, Book #2 of the Good Gods Series.

 
 



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