Fans of Greek mythology and Trojan War retellings will be eager to continue
the Homeric Chronicles series with Rage of Queens.

Prepare to be transported to a world where the destiny of Troy dangles by the thinnest thread, where the relentless emotions of fury and vengeance rule the final days, and where the most iconic heroines and heroes of antiquity confront their ultimate fates. 

Queen Hecuba, a mother grieving the loss of her sons, strikes a perilous bargain with the formidable Apollo, invoking the powers of revenge against none other than the legendary Achilles. Her desperate pact sets in motion a sequence of events that will determine the course of Troy's destiny.

Clytemnestra, reigning over Mycenae in the absence of her husband, Agamemnon, wields her newfound power with unyielding authority. Her cunning and ambition drive her actions, leading her down a path destined for confrontation with the shadows of her past.

Amidst the chaos, Helen, the woman who sparked this conflict, grapples with Aphrodite's curse. She fights to break free from the spell that binds her, yearning for autonomy in a world where the whims of gods and men dictate her fate.

Briseis, once a queen herself, finds herself enslaved by Agamemnon. Her resilience and determination are tested as she navigates the treacherous waters of servitude while yearning for her lost freedom.
Hektor, the valiant defender of Troy, stands as the city's last line of defense against an overwhelming Greek onslaught. With unwavering determination, he confronts insurmountable odds in a desperate attempt to save the city he loves.

Achilles, a warrior consumed by dishonor and rage, grapples with his inner demons as he seeks redemption on the battlefield.
And Paris, the man whose love ignited this cataclysmic conflict, faces the harsh reality that his very existence threatens the city he now holds dear.

**This series is intended for mature readers due to graphic scenes of war and its aftermath.

Hecuba is one of my favorite characters. Her voice speaks so clearly in my mind. She is known as the Wraith Queen for her coldness. Her rage opens the third book, Rage of Queens.