Dark of the Moon, (Paperback)

from Bookswithbite

I didn't really enjoy this book. I think what caught me off guard is the point of view switching. It wasn't smooth and I confused very quickly. I did how ever enjoy the characters. All of them are very strong and very aggressive. They all have a destiny that they follow and are determined to make...

from A_Reader_of_Fictions

Greek myths ftw! I have always loved Greek mythology, so you're going to have to let me squee like a fangirl about the awesome job Tracy Barrett has done playing with an old familiar story. While she kept some of the basics about the myth, she changed other things, but she did so with flair and a...

from DarkFaerieTales

Review Courtesy of Dark Faerie Tales Quick & Dirty: Good story for people who like mythology! This novel retells Theseus's myth in a way that's historically plausible, and brings the ancient world of Krete alive to do it. Opening Sentence: It isn't true what they say about my brother-that he ate ...

from Tristan_Bruce

Before I wrote this review I looked up Minotaur mythology to compare to this book, I wanted to see if the stories were the same or if it was a re-invention of the story. From what I can tell, (and I am definitely not an expert) they are pretty close with only a few variations. I've always found m...

from BookAddictDiary

Everything thinks they've heard the Greek myth of Theseus, Ariadne, the Minotaur and the labyrinth. At least, until you've read Dark of the Moon. In this unique historical novel, author Tracy Barrett explores an alternative take on the myth, centered on a young Ariadne who's trying to accept her ...