The Dig: Zoe and Zeus (Zoe and Zeus Trilogy #1)

Out of time and out of her element, teenager Zoe Calder finds herself in ancient Greece, battling against the power of the Olympians and the vengeance of a scorned goddessall for the strange and mysterious boy she has come to love.

Critical Acclaim for The Dig: Zoe and Zeus

If you like mythology, smart girls, and dreamy-eyed boys then The Dig is definitely a book you want to check out.
Dulcy, My Summer Girl Books

Zeusa hot, immortal, teenage boy. Who can fly. Yep, thats the whole package.
Ana Turner, What YA Reading

Hart brings us the most original and probably most fun look at Greek mythology in a long time. She takes the whole cast of them, Zeus, Athena, Hera, and nine others, and turns them into teenagers with emotions, fears, and hormones.
S. Stevenson

Zoe was fresh. Her witty monologues, fast-paced action, and fresh Greek mythology take this book to the next level.
Grace Smith, Words Like Silver

Take one part Percy Jackson + a dash of time travel + mix well with equal parts romance and adventure and you get The Dig.
Alison M., The Cheap Reader

Risk a paper cut? It only comes in digital form right now, so there's no danger! But even if there were danger of a paper cut, I'd still advise you to read The Dig as soon as possible.
Rachel Hoyt, Paper Cuts

Dust off those old Greek legends and prepare for a new twist from Audrey Hart. The Dig takes what we all have read about Greek gods and puts a young, sassy twist to their myths and legends that teens will love and identify with.
Celine Garcia, I Blog U Read

[Zoe] is witty and entertaining, smart and sarcasticThis was a fun and fresh romance that had me turning the pages as fast as possible. I look forward to the next installment of Zoe and Zeus. Write on, Audrey. Write on.
Deborah J. Andreasen

The Dig is a cross between Percy Jackson, a bit of time travel, sprinkled with Lara-Croft adventure and a little bit of teen romance: The perfect combinationGreek mythology has never been more interesting and engaging to read since Percy Jackson. I never thought Id fall in love with Zeus!
Chucha, Reviews of a Book Maniac

Classical Greek Mythology is turned on its ear in The Dig.Ms. Hart has a knack for creating characters you can relate to and ones you love to hate. Zoe leapt off the page with her insecurities, intelligence, and strength of character. Fast-paced and humorous, The Dig brings history to life with a vengeance.
--Star, Bibliophilic Book Blog

Powerful and passionate. The Dig brings such life, such mystical creativity and vibrance with a unique ancient twist. I just loved how different this one is and sank right into the storyline. Audrey really knows how to capture her readers.
--Jodie Baker, Uniquely Moi Books

The Dig is pure fun. It has everything that makes for a really fun read: time travel, Greek gods, and of course, a little bit of romance.
Kelly, The Bookscape Report

THE DIG: ZOE AND ZEUS

Zoe Calder has always been an outsider. Stashed away in boarding schools since her parents died, Zoe buries herself in the study of ancient worlds. Her greatest thrill is spending her summers with her archeologist aunt and uncle on digs around the world. And one day, while investigating a newly unearthed temple in Crete, Zoe discovers a luminous artifact that transports her to ancient Greece.

As Zoe quickly learns, the Olympian Gods are real, living peoplehumans with mysterious powers Powers that Zoe quickly realizes she has come to possess, as well. However, when the people of ancient Greece mistake Zoe for an Olympian, the Gods must restore the balance of the ancient world No matter what.

Zoe is forced to play a confusing and dangerous game as Hera rallies the gods against herall except for Zeus, the beautiful, winged young god who risks everything to save her.

Author Audrey Hart came up with the idea for The Dig: Zoe and Zeus while visiting the Minoan ruins in Crete. The Dig is the first book in a trilogy.

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