." . . O'Donnelly takes the immortal tale of Troy--gods, heroes, and battles--but gives us the woman's take. The strong women that are victimized by the violence, yet survive and ultimately rise above it. . . Love, hate, greed, war, intrigue, heroes, and villains combine with authenticated geography/history, offering an intimate view into the Bronze Age."--Rob Preece, author of "Veil of the Goddess."