About This Book
Reach for this book when your teenager is wrestling with the heavy weight of responsibility or feeling the pressure of a legacy they did not choose. This story offers a profound look at how personal sacrifice and moral duty can shape a young person's identity. As the final installment of the Daughters of the Moon series, it serves as a reflective origin story set in ancient Athens, following Penelope as she chooses to fight a cosmic evil known as the Atrox. Parents will find it a valuable tool for discussing the cost of integrity and the difficulty of making choices that may alienate friends or family. While it is rooted in fantasy and mythology, the emotional core deals with the transition into adulthood and the courage required to stand alone for what is right. It is most suitable for middle and high school readers who enjoy high-stakes drama and historical settings.
