Pegasus: The Flame of Olympus

Pegasus: The Flame of Olympus by Kate O'Hearn is the first book in a series of 6 books. This book is about mythology and epic adventures where a girl named Emily meets a pegasus and goes with him to Olympus. She helps the olympians fight a dangerous war and befriends the pegasus and many olympians while she is there. When that pegasus ended up on her roof after a storm one night, she didn't know her life was about to drastically change. For the better or for the worse? Find out by reading the exciting book, Pegasus: The Flame of Olympus. Image result for pegasus book

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