Lauren

This is an experiential book, best savored by letting it wash over you, not trying too hard to understand.

But I do wish we knew what happened with Theodosius.

This version of Clytemnestra's story really explored the rage, quiet and simmering, of a powerful woman wronged by society and those she is supposed to love.

I was expecting this book to get to Clytemnestra's end, but it stopped after the events of Agamemnon. I would truly love to see a treatment of the events of Electra from this same author.

Really enjoyed the beautiful book. I might have liked to read the author's note at the beginning of the book, or have it illustrated as well.

I didn't think I was going to like this book for about the first 25%. But then it started to come together and now I'm totally invested in the story! So many twists and turns and found family. It's worth sticking with