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Daughters of Sparta

by Claire Heywood

Daughters of Sparta

by Claire Heywood

In 'Daughters of Sparta', Helen of Troy and her sister Klytemnestra are the renowned princesses of Sparta, envied for their birthright and beauty. The tale unfolds in a luxurious yet restrictive world where they are subjected to predetermined fates as brides to powerful kings. When the cruelty and ambition of their husbands become unbearable, the sisters defy their roles as submissive queens. They navigate through the complexities of their lives, determined to rebuild their legacies despite societal expectations. This novel provides a deeply personal narrative of the sisters' journeys, offering a fresh perspective on the heroes of the legendary Siege of Troy - as empowered women who shape their own destinies.

  • Historical
  • Fantasy
  • Fiction
  • Feminism
  • Mythology
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