Protectors of Poison Book Reviews

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Short story. It was a quick story to read. It was interesting to read a story that is set in a couple of places. It could be a little confusing at times trying to understand what was going on but it was eventually explained.

Forgotten Gods Book 1. All Heart. I love that the goddess of scorpions is also the goddess of medicine and healing. It seems so contradictory and finding her working in a vet’s clinic is poetic. When jackal minor god of kingship and protection, Sed finds her for help just starts the process of sweetness. It’s a feel good story that makes me want to smile. I love how the story circles back to the horoscopes. I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.

Poison and love. Love it! I was not aware there was a goddess of scorpions… so cool! Scorpions and healing don’t necessarily go together but this is cool. Serket is a healer working with animals and feeling like she’s fading. Sed comes out of nowhere and ends up her back to Egypt to help with a dire situation. They visit her temples and the drama begins.. a struggle ends with the culprit secured, and one of her temples damaged severely. Back in Egypt they help save Osiris and start a new life!

Great story. I really enjoyed this story. I couldn't wait to see what happened next for Sera. She is one of the Forgotten Gods. Her powers had faded since no one had said her name in a long time. She still has her immortality though and she is currently a vet tech using her healing touch only when necessary. She discovers from Sed, another God, that Osiris had been poisoned by one of her scorpions. She must travel back Egypt to save Osiris. On the way there, Sed and her become closer. Will they be able to fix things and figure out what is going on? I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.

Sera and Sed. Sera has moved from her past and is now an animal nurse who gets drawn back into the life she left behind. Sed shows up and off they go on an adventure to figure out what is going on and who the bad guy is. A fun story and take with an Egyptian feel to it.

Erasing history. Mild spoilers So tragic. Hard enough to be a goddess in a world that no longer has faith in you, but to have someone actively trying to erase you from existence? Sera aka Serket left home long ago when her powers wained and the world moved on now she lives a simple life as a veterinary nurse and heals animals. When a jackal shows up out of nowhere she nurses him back to health only to find he’s not a jackal but Sed a minor god who’s been looking for her. Now they’re on a journey to save a god, protect Sera and find the culprit of both egregious crimes. Very good story. I enjoy the blend of Ancient Egyptian and the modern world. Interesting to see how gods might adapt to the world and how it’s moved on. A bit of something for everyone action, mystery, history, romance. I received a free copy of this book. This review reflects my honest opinion freely given.

Fantastically Good!!!!!. I really loved this story. Yes, it is a quick read but it is definitely good. It has some mystery, suspense, drama, and romance. It is extremely well written and the characters are beautifully developed. I loved Sera and Sed together. They have great chemistry and personalities. The story is different with the Egyptian Gods and how they would be in today’s society. It made a very unique story. I would have loved it to be longer just because I would have loved to read more about Sera and Sed. But, the shorter story doesn’t leave you feel like you are missing something. It was definitely worth reading and doesn’t disappoint. I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

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Wonderful Egyptian mythology inspired story. Sera is a kind hearted, self sacrificing and beautiful woman, and she just happens to be the God Serket. When a jackel crosses her path, Sera’s story will flow through the return to Egypt, love, and an attempt to restore her magic so she can help to save another God. This is a fabulous contemporary romance, inspired by Egyptian mythology. Laura Greenwood has managed to create wonderful characters based on information that’s know about the Egyptian Gods. You can definitely see the level of research that has gone into making this truly a beautiful and intriguing story.

Loved it. I really enjoyed the Ancient God/Goddesses in modern times. Drama, action, romance, mystery - a very enjoyable read.

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Sera and Sed. Sera is losing her magic and she believes it is because people have forgotten her. Sed comes to her to ask her to cure a god who has been poisoned. Together the two figure out what is happening and who is responsible for everything. A good read. I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.

Unique and Entertaining. I loved this, it's such a unique story and I loved the scorpions. The mythology is fascinating and I enjoyed that a lesser used God was the main, I can't think of a book i've read with Serket, I loved both Sera and Sed. I was enjoying the story so much I didn't want it to end. This is one of my favourites from Laura Greenwood.