A Spartan's Sorrow

Before she was the "villainous" Queen of Mycenae, Clytemnestra was a Princess of Sparta. Her life is shattered when Agamemnon murders her first husband and child to claim her as his own. Forced into a new life, she finds a flicker of hope in her children—until Agamemnon betrays her once more, sacrificing their eldest daughter, Iphigenia, for a favorable wind to Troy. The novel follows her long, cold wait for his return, transforming her grief into a sharp, "creepy" resolve to reclaim her power and take blood for blood.