Date: 2015-01-16 08:13 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] susanhatedliterature.net
That was an interesting take on the Penelope story. I've been meaning to read Margaret Atwood's retelling for ages now. Haven't heard much about it.

I liked the intertwining of the new and the established story lines. And the way it makes Penelope the hero, saving her husband through her weaving, I'd love to learn more about her.r
I must read Brennan's second Lady Trent book, I really enjoyed the first one.
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