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DEBUT The revival of Greek myth retellings continues with Quin's retelling of Medea's story. The author presents Medea, known for killing her children as vengeance against her husband, not as a murderous witch but as a woman who must contend with the realities and expectations of womanhood, even as a young child. The myths of Medea and others are interwoven into the novel and result in a v...Log In or Sign Up to Read More