Kiersten White

Sixteen-year-old Isadora, the mortal daughter of Isis and Osiris, is sick of being in the middle of family drama so she jumps at the chance to leave Egypt and start a new life in San Diego with her brother. By the New York Times best-selling author of Paranormalcy. 75,000 first printing.

The Chaos of Stars

Ayesha ahmed

This book is a 2.5 for me. It was an enjoyable, easy read. It's not a book that I took very seriously, just the kind to pass by my time and enjoy something different than what I usually read. It wasn't a splendid story, since the romance was very predictable, but the way it was written was what I really loved. I did not have to be in any way related to the character because of how much the words that were being said were related to me. About how many readers have found Isadora (the main character) annoying, I didn't find her that bad at all, we have all been through that as teenagers, so it wasn't something very pesky.

karalea

highly predictable but i guess it was kinda fun if u like that stuff. wish there was more mythology though

Ally Gagliardo

Couldn’t even finish. Don’t waste your time. The main character is insufferable and the plot is nonexistent.

Julia H

Elad Schulman

I really enjoyed this. I don't have much knowledge about Egyptian myths and gods, and this book offered that, in a simple way. It wasn't hard to understand the myths, and they were offered in a humorous way. I liked the way the author tied in the Greek mythology as well. The romance was extremely satisfying, and I really wouldn't mind having a second book, because I love Isadora and her gang of friends.

Bridget Howard

This was a really cute book filled with romance, Egyptian mythology, action, and great characters. For the full review please visit Dark Faerie Tales: http://darkfaerietales.com/early-revi...

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Aileen Igonia

Isadora's family is seriously screwed up. As the human daughter of the Egyptian gods Isis and Osiris, Isadora is tired of her immortal relatives and their ancient mythological drama. Given the chance to move to California with her brother, Isadora jumps on it, but her new life comes with plenty of its own dramatic and dangerous complications.

The Chaos of Stars

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