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Child of the Erinyes Collection The Bronze Age Books 13 A Saga of Ancient Greece The Child of the Erinyes edition by Rebecca Lochlann Literature Fiction eBooks

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Child of the Erinyes Collection The Bronze Age Books 13 A Saga of Ancient Greece The Child of the Erinyes edition by Rebecca Lochlann Literature Fiction eBooks

Oh wow! What can I say...wow...
To me these books were an incredible journey to a time long gone full of superstition and magic where every sound, scent and character leaped from the pages revealing their strengths and weaknesses as well as their remarkable world to a simple mortal who wished she could actually have been there to witness it all first hand.

Utterly addictive!

No, this is not a simple story with two dimensional characters. Here you'll find that every main character- even some of the secondary ones- has a human-like depth which will make you feel as if they are actually breathing.

There's a girl who's undoubtedly spoiled and reckless, yet also showing great promise, courage, compassion under the most adverse circumstances, and above all, capable of giving herself completely. This is someone who must suffer pain and lost so that she can grow and find a less obvious beauty, the truth and consequently herself in the maze her choices built around her.

Just as you'll find two men, each character half of the same coin
.
One capable of great deeds as well as the most despicable ones, accordingly to how he feels and what suits him best at a particular time, but also human enough to be stroke by doubts when you least expect it.

The other showing an exasperating weakness at times while displaying strength larger than life itself at the most crucial moments.

Aren't these qualities flesh and blood heroes would show in real life?
Aren't these flaws part of human nature?

Despite the research Rebecca Lochlann has done to make us join these characters in their entrancing lives, this is a work of fiction, thus part of this vivid world was probably filled with the author's imagination, yet, it's a hell of an imagination!

After all this, what is left for me to say?
Surely I must thank all the gods in Olympus for the amazing gift they bestowed upon her.
May I enjoy it for many years to come!

PS If, like me, you don't like cliffhangers purchase the three books collection so you can enjoy the full experience of the world recreated on these pages.

And remember, "what seems the end is only the beginning"...


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Child of the Erinyes Collection The Bronze Age Books 13 A Saga of Ancient Greece The Child of the Erinyes edition by Rebecca Lochlann Literature Fiction eBooks Reviews

Loved this series. From the beginning of it all in ancient Greece, to 19th century Scotland, you follow one woman and two men as they live through several reincarnations. "What seems the end is only the beginning." Great read and great price for this collection.
Devine destiny drives Rebecca Lochlann’s epic The Child of the Erinyes trilogy, which follows the lives of Aridela, princess of Crete, Chrysaleon, son of the High King of Mycenae, and Menoetius, his bastard brother. The complicated relationship between the three is not that of a mere love triangle, for Athene herself has said of the brothers, “I have split one into two. Mortal men have burned my shrines and pulled down my statues. Their arrogance has upended the holy ways. I decree that men will resurrect me or the earth will die.”

Aridela’s homeland is a matrilineal society, but male-dominated kingdoms surround them, and contempt for Athene is spreading on the mainland. If the encroaching changes reach as far as the peaceful, prosperous island of Crete, a long-prophesied catastrophe will befall them all.

The mythical Erinyes, more commonly known as Furies, are goddesses of the earth, the incarnation of vengeance on those who have sworn false oaths. From the name of the trilogy alone we expect to read of classically tragic, legendary matters - and Lochlann does not disappoint. The narrative is imbued with celestial meaning, and the reader immersed in a vivid culture of devoted spirituality.

Athene must be appeased before it’s too late. The fate of an entire people rides on the choices Aridela, Menoetius and Chrysaleon make, and yet, always the wants and desires of humanity assert themselves, leaving the three seemingly blind to the big picture.

A spectacular trilogy. Highly recommended. And when the reader reaches the end of the third book, they can console themselves with the knowledge that another trilogy is in the offing.

“What seems the end is only the beginning.”
This was not compelling enough for me to get through the first 30 pages but the writing is fine.
I will read this set again.
Lovely writing and a real page turner. I read the first one, then ordered the other two and spent the next day and a half reading them. Anthropology is one of my favorite subjects and the author has done extensive research. A compelling story, and although I do not think the Cretan culture was as violent as depicted, I felt thoroughly entertained by the story.
Oh wow! What can I say...wow...
To me these books were an incredible journey to a time long gone full of superstition and magic where every sound, scent and character leaped from the pages revealing their strengths and weaknesses as well as their remarkable world to a simple mortal who wished she could actually have been there to witness it all first hand.

Utterly addictive!

No, this is not a simple story with two dimensional characters. Here you'll find that every main character- even some of the secondary ones- has a human-like depth which will make you feel as if they are actually breathing.

There's a girl who's undoubtedly spoiled and reckless, yet also showing great promise, courage, compassion under the most adverse circumstances, and above all, capable of giving herself completely. This is someone who must suffer pain and lost so that she can grow and find a less obvious beauty, the truth and consequently herself in the maze her choices built around her.

Just as you'll find two men, each character half of the same coin
.
One capable of great deeds as well as the most despicable ones, accordingly to how he feels and what suits him best at a particular time, but also human enough to be stroke by doubts when you least expect it.

The other showing an exasperating weakness at times while displaying strength larger than life itself at the most crucial moments.

Aren't these qualities flesh and blood heroes would show in real life?
Aren't these flaws part of human nature?

Despite the research Rebecca Lochlann has done to make us join these characters in their entrancing lives, this is a work of fiction, thus part of this vivid world was probably filled with the author's imagination, yet, it's a hell of an imagination!

After all this, what is left for me to say?
Surely I must thank all the gods in Olympus for the amazing gift they bestowed upon her.
May I enjoy it for many years to come!

PS If, like me, you don't like cliffhangers purchase the three books collection so you can enjoy the full experience of the world recreated on these pages.

And remember, "what seems the end is only the beginning"...