Today, we’ve teamed up with Orbit Books to give away a super fun prize pack to celebrate The Immortals by Jordanna Max Brodsky. Read on for more details, readers!
THE IMMORTALS
by Jordanna Max Brodsky
In stores February 16, 2016
Manhattan has many secrets. Some are older than the city itself.
The city sleeps. Selene DiSilva walks her dog along the banks of the Hudson. She is alone—just the way she likes it. She doesn’t believe in friends, and she doesn’t speak to her family. Most of them are simply too dangerous.
In the predawn calm, Selene finds the body of a young woman washed ashore, gruesomely mutilated and wreathed in laurel. Her ancient rage returns. And so does the memory of a promise she made long ago—when her name was Artemis.
Read an excerpt of Chapter One here!
LEARN MORE:
- Learn more about the book at OlympusBound.com
- Visit the author at JordannaMaxBrodsky.com
- Follow Jordanna on Twitter and Facebook
- #OlympusBound
Jordanna Max Brodsky hails from Virginia, where she spent four years at a science and technology high school pretending it was a theater conservatory. She holds a degree in History and Literature from Harvard University. When she’s not wandering the forests of Maine, she lives in Manhattan with her husband. She often sees goddesses in Central Park and wishes she were one.
THE GODDESS prize pack
One (1) winner receives:
- a copy of The Immortals
- and a branded “GODDESS” sweatshirt.
Giveaway open to US addresses only. Prizing and samples provided by Orbit Books. Contest runs through midnight (PT) on Friday, February 26th.
To enter, tell us in the comments below which classic god or goddess from Greek or Roman mythology you relate to the most. Why? What connection do you feel with them?
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EARLY PRAISE
“The Immortals is a lively re-imagining of classical mythology with an engaging premise, a page-turning plot, and an eye for the arresting and uncanny in contemporary urban life.” ―Deborah Harkness, New York Times bestselling author of A Discovery of Witches
“Brodsky’s writing has claws…They sink in with the first word and don’t let go until you are finished with the book.” ―Darynda Jones, New York Times bestselling author
“Irresistible…a page-turner that deftly weaves action, romance, and a dash of intellectual heft into one seamless whole.” ―Dustin Thomason, New York Times bestselling author
“Plays with more modern mythology, employing New York’s own secret places and storied history to great effect. This intelligent, provocative fantasy breathes exciting new life into old, familiar tales.” ―Publishers Weekly (starred review)
Novel Novice 
Some days I’m Freyja, some days Loki.
Artemus because she is a protector and I tend to be that way too.
maybe Athena because smart
dEFINITELY Aphrodite
I relate to Demeter — I grew up farming and enjoy my gardens in the summer.
I have always related to Seshat, an Egyptian goddess who was said to have invented writing. She was a scribe and record keeper. I love to write and read.
Hermes because I used to love to run and he was the fastest.
Thor because I’m the “hammer wielder” of the family lol and I sort of have a quick fuse on my temper too lol!
Oops, I didn’t realize I needed to comment on the Roman or Greek god/goddess when I commented Thor. But of the Greek Goddesses I would say Enyo because of my quick and explosive temper.
I relate to Athena because she’s intelligent, rational and a peacemaker which that is me all the way
Hestia because as the goddess of home, hearth and domestic life I can relate to being the one that makes sure everything is good at home
Hestia because I am a sahm and can relate to keeping the fires burning at home