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No, no, ideally I would have read this one first, so I’ve already been spoiled (kind of, ish, maybe perhaps). While they’re both reasonably standalone, this was published in 2020 and sets up events mentioned in passing (of sorts) in a 2022 book I read earlier in the year.

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Ah. Not so good then. I'm still intending to read the rest of the Poseidon's Children trilogy even though I accidentally started on the 3rd one. I'd like to know how they got to that point. Depends on type of book I guess.

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There’s an interesting aspect of “set in the same timeline” and “are sequential”. Your example is going to be fascinating to see how it all flows for you. When I read the other book - “The Flight of the Aphrodite” - I thought these events I’m reading now were just scene setting flavour. D’oh! 😆