Morris has a tendency to throw you into the story, head first, without any fluff. Since I’m used to Morris’s writing style, I expected some of this and it didn’t dampen my desire to read The Eternal City, though it did take longer than expected to get through it. So when I heard about The Eternal City, I was so excited! Paula Morris + Roman Gods = Need!!!! Though I really enjoyed the setting (Rome!!!) and the mythology, the characters felt flat and hard to connect with and I had a hard time keeping track of all of them. The Eternal City was my fourth Paula Morris book – I read Ruined, Unbroken and Dark Souls many years ago and really enjoyed them. As tensions mount and secret identities are revealed, Laura must rely on her own inner strength to face up to what may be a fight for her life.Īcclaimed author Paula Morris brings the ancient world to vivid life in this unstoppable tale of friendship, love, and the power of the past. Only she and her group of friends can truly unravel the mystery behind what is happening. Laura soon realizes she is at the center of a brewing battle - a battle between the gods and goddesses, one that will shake modern-day Rome to its core. A dark-eyed boy with wings on his heels appears and gives her a message. Earthquakes rumble and a cloud of ash forms in the sky. Suddenly, statues of Cupid and ancient works of art come to life before her eyes. That is, until the magic seems to turn very dark.

Laura Martin is visiting Rome on a class trip, and she's entranced by the majestic Colosseum, the Trevi Fountain, the Pantheon. The Eternal City by Paula Morrisįrom master of suspense Paula Morris comes a tale of gods and goddesses, thrilling romance, and mystery set in present-day Rome. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review. I received this book for free from the publisher in exchange for an honest review.

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