Helen, Penelope, and Cassandra are victims of their fates. The three women face the challenges of living in a time of war and destruction. From their points of view, their hopes and fears change as gods and men use them for their interests. They narrate about the dual relationship with divinities when adoration is overruled by betrayal. They narrate about being powerless in a man’s war. They narrate about dreaming of freedom.
Formato cm 14,8 x 21
Pagine 92
Volume in brossura
ISBN 979-12-81536-44-9
