A Most Anticipated Book ( Bustle, Buzzfeed, PopSugar, Goodreads) IndieNext Pick " A page-turner .If you like Madeline Miller''s Circe and Son of Achilles , you will eat up Ariadne , a retelling of yet another engrossing and horrifying classic Greek myth." -- Glamour " Beautifully written and nuanced , Ariadne explores the bonds between women and their epic quest for agency in patriarchal Greek society." -- BuzzFeed "The story broadens, forks,spins, and braids through the perspective of multiple narrators, and the resultis fascinating and unpredictable .A great read." -- Chicago Review of Books " Circe fans would do well to take note ." -- Bustle " If you loved Madeline Miller''s Circe , then you have to check out Ariadne by Jennifer Saint." -- PopSugar "Saint''s immersive novel thrusts the reader straight into the heart of Greek mythology with this wonderful reimagining of the story of Ariadne.
" -- The Independent (UK) "A lyrical, insightful re-telling." -- The Daily Mail "Energetic and compelling ." -- The Times (UK) "Captivating.Saint''s mesmerizingly beautiful prose makes Ariadne a fascinating read." -- The Nerd Daily "An illuminating read." -- Woman & Home " Relevant and revelatory ." -- Stylist (UK) "A beautiful epic.In a world ruled by temperamental, petulant gods, Ariadne is a shining beacon of female strength and courage--making this a story that''s impossible to forget .
" --CultureFly (UK) " Enchanting .Saint expertly highlights how often the women of this world pay the price for the actions of the men around them. Lovers of mythology should snap this up." -- Publishers Weekly " Complex--and bold .Fans of Madeline Miller''s Circe will enjoy this faithful retelling that centers the often-forgotten women of Greek myth." -- Booklist " Ariadne is a shimmering tapestry of two sisters bound by deceit and the shadows of family history. One marries a hero, the other a god. As their lives criss-cross through girlhood and womanhood, the secrets that their husbands keep become a monstrous backdrop to their relationship.
With a fresh voice and keen insight, Saint adds flesh and bone to an ancient myth, drawing the reader into an uneasy world of ever-afters." --Yangsze Choo, New York Times bestselling author of The Night Tiger "An ancient story of love and sisterhood reimagined, Jennifer Saint''s Ariadne is a truly masterful debut --compulsive, absorbing and lyrical. Saint breathes new life into the forgotten women of Greek mythology with a novel that''s both incredibly absorbing, and full of heart." --Katie Lowe, author of The Furies ogy with this wonderful reimagining of the story of Ariadne." -- The Independent (UK) "A lyrical, insightful re-telling." -- The Daily Mail "Energetic and compelling ." -- The Times (UK) "Captivating.Saint''s mesmerizingly beautiful prose makes Ariadne a fascinating read.
" -- The Nerd Daily "An illuminating read." -- Woman & Home " Relevant and revelatory ." -- Stylist (UK) "A beautiful epic.In a world ruled by temperamental, petulant gods, Ariadne is a shining beacon of female strength and courage--making this a story that''s impossible to forget ." --CultureFly (UK) " Enchanting .Saint expertly highlights how often the women of this world pay the price for the actions of the men around them. Lovers of mythology should snap this up." -- Publishers Weekly " Complex--and bold .
Fans of Madeline Miller''s Circe will enjoy this faithful retelling that centers the often-forgotten women of Greek myth." -- Booklist " Ariadne is a shimmering tapestry of two sisters bound by deceit and the shadows of family history. One marries a hero, the other a god. As their lives criss-cross through girlhood and womanhood, the secrets that their husbands keep become a monstrous backdrop to their relationship. With a fresh voice and keen insight, Saint adds flesh and bone to an ancient myth, drawing the reader into an uneasy world of ever-afters." --Yangsze Choo, New York Times bestselling author of The Night Tiger "An ancient story of love and sisterhood reimagined, Jennifer Saint''s Ariadne is a truly masterful debut --compulsive, absorbing and lyrical. Saint breathes new life into the forgotten women of Greek mythology with a novel that''s both incredibly absorbing, and full of heart." --Katie Lowe, author of The Furies l enjoy this faithful retelling that centers the often-forgotten women of Greek myth.
" -- Booklist " Ariadne is a shimmering tapestry of two sisters bound by deceit and the shadows of family history. One marries a hero, the other a god. As their lives criss-cross through girlhood and womanhood, the secrets that their husbands keep become a monstrous backdrop to their relationship. With a fresh voice and keen insight, Saint adds flesh and bone to an ancient myth, drawing the reader into an uneasy world of ever-afters." --Yangsze Choo, New York Times bestselling author of The Night Tiger "An ancient story of love and sisterhood reimagined, Jennifer Saint''s Ariadne is a truly masterful debut --compulsive, absorbing and lyrical. Saint breathes new life into the forgotten women of Greek mythology with a novel that''s both incredibly absorbing, and full of heart." --Katie Lowe, author of The Furies ogy with this wonderful reimagining of the story of Ariadne." -- The Independent (UK) "A lyrical, insightful re-telling.
" -- The Daily Mail "Energetic and compelling ." -- The Times (UK) "Captivating.Saint''s mesmerizingly beautiful prose makes Ariadne a fascinating read." -- The Nerd Daily "An illuminating read." -- Woman & Home " Relevant and revelatory ." -- Stylist (UK) "A beautiful epic.In a world ruled by temperamental, petulant gods, Ariadne is a shining beacon of female strength and courage--making this a story that''s impossible to forget ." --CultureFly (UK) " Enchanting .
Saint expertly highlights how often the women of this world pay the price for the actions of the men around them. Lovers of mythology should snap this up." -- Publishers Weekly " Complex--and bold .Fans of Madeline Miller''s Circe will enjoy this faithful retelling that centers the often-forgotten women of Greek myth." -- Booklist " Ariadne is a shimmering tapestry of two sisters bound by deceit and the shadows of family history. One marries a hero, the other a god. As their lives criss-cross through girlhood and womanhood, the secrets that their husbands keep become a monstrous backdrop to their relationship. With a fresh voice and keen insight, Saint adds flesh and bone to an ancient myth, drawing the reader into an uneasy world of ever-afters.
" --Yangsze Choo, New York Times bestselling author of The Night Tiger "An ancient story of love and sisterhood reimagined, Jennifer Saint''s Ariadne is a truly masterful debut --compulsive, absorbing and lyrical. Saint breathes new life into the forgotten women of Greek mythology with a novel that''s both incredibly absorbing, and full of heart." --Katie Lowe, author of The Furies ogy with this wonderful reimagining of the story of Ariadne." -- The Independent (UK) "A lyrical, insightful re-telling." -- The Daily Mail "Energetic and compelling ." -- The Times (UK) "Captivating.Saint''s mesmerizingly beautiful prose makes Ariadne a fascinating read." -- The Nerd Daily "An illuminating read.
" -- Woman & Home " Relevant and revelatory ." -- Stylist (UK) "A beautiful epic.In a world ruled by temperamental, petulant gods, Ariadne is a shining beacon of female strength and courage--making this a story that''s impossible to forget ." --CultureFly (UK) " Enchanting .Saint expertly highlights how often the women of this world pay the price for the actions of the men around them. Lovers of mythology should snap this up." -- Publishers Weekly " Complex--and bold .Fans of Madeline Miller''s Circe will enjoy this faithful retelling that centers the often-forgotten women of Greek myth.
" -- Booklist " Ariadne is a shimmering tapestry of two sisters bound by deceit and the shadows of family history. One marries a hero, the other a god. As their lives criss-cross through girlhood and womanhood, the secrets that their husbands keep become a monstrous backdrop to their relationship. With a fresh voice and keen insight, Saint adds flesh and bone to an ancient myth, drawing the reader into an un.