A Spartan's Sorrow (The Grecian Women Trilogy, #2)

by Hannah M. Lynn

“I do not. I say it because it is true. You are the prize here, Iphigenia. You.”

And, trust me, I would do a much more thorough job than any man.”

In this brief exchange alone, he had offered more apologies than her husband had in their entire marriage.

What else mattered in life if not those you love?

The goddesses, the mothers, they are the ones we turn to. And yet it is a god’s word that we have to obey, one that tells us that a man must be avenged, but not a woman.”