4.0****

This story hit more at home for me after Roe v Wade was overturned. It ultimately tells the story of women who suffer for the deeds and greed of men. You want so bad for Ariadne to escape that story, but you know it’s a cycle that seems fated to repeat. However, what I am deciding to take away from this is that regardless we as women continue to fight and persevere. This book reminded me a lot of A Witch’s Heart and Circe. I loved all the feminist tones and the realistic relationship between the two sisters.