Pasiphae an incredible feminist retelling of a woman wronged by myth

<b>''A vivid and beautifully written retelling''</b> Eirinie Lapidaki<br/><b>''A wonder of a novel''</b> Kate Potter<br/><b>''Beautifully and imaginatively written. A real page-turner''</b> Jessica Mills<br/><b>''Unputdownable retelling of the Minotaur myth''</b> Fran Hill</p><p><i>A queen. A mother. A throne built on blood.</i></p><p>Princess Pasiphae of Kolchis is sent to Knossos to secure the throne, but she soon finds herself entangled in a brutal power struggle. As the Mother cult demands blood and Minos seeks to overturn ancient rule, she fights to protect her children; Asterion, her gentle son marked as a monster, and Ariadne, the ambitious daughter who rejects her.</p><p>Betrayals, sacrifices, and shifting allegiances shape the kingdom’s fate. When Theseus arrives to claim his prize, Knossos falls, leaving Pasiphae to face the ghosts of all she has lost.</p><p><b>''A deeply human drama without polemics... The writing is superb''</b> Historical Novel Society</p>