Daughters of Bronze : A Novel of Troy

In a sweeping epic, the most iconic moments of the Trojan War are told from the perspective of Andromache, Rhea, Helen, and Cassandra, driving A.D. Rhine’s retelling to its captivating conclusion, as the four fierce women and unlikely allies work together to save the city’s greatest hope: Hector and Andromache’s newborn son.

After nearly ten years of grueling war and devastating siege, the Greek soldiers encamped on Troy’s shores so no sign of tiring, and the Trojan people need some new source of hope. Andromache and Hector’s newborn son is the sign the city needs that Troy and her people have a future.

Again, four women take center stage. Andromache, Helen, Rhea, Cassandra. Warrior, healer, spy, seer. These four women are bound together by fate and friendship, and together, they hold the fate of Troy in their hands. But they soon discover that their most dangerous enemies are not outside the gates. They are inside the city walls, in the highest seats of power, dangerous and devious, pulling the strings of the men entrusted with Trojan safety. It is clear the devil is in in their midst, but can this unlikely alliance unmask him before his treachery brings an end to Troy?