Where to begin? Betrayal. When the second moon came, women lost their minds. They had to be quarantined for everyone's safety. I promised to join the others in Quarantine as a sign of solidarity and my trust in the process. It was because of my reassurances that the majority of women turned themselves in. My husband agreed. I had to go. We discussed it, how important it was. He would send me in. Would he let me come out? *************************************** The saga that began in the Bronze Age returns to a dark, dystopian future. It is written in prophecy: Seven labyrinths shalt thou wander, lost, and thou too wilt forget me. Each incarnation has inched Athene's chosen mortals closer, ever closer, to this one. The Seventh Labyrinth L’ombre Moon. Trickster Moon. Shadow Moon. Sly Moon. At the end of oblivion lies hope, and only she can find it. A note to readers from the author: This is Book Seven of an interconnected reincarnation series. The first three books, set in the Bronze Age Mediterranean, tell the story of Aridela and the two Mycenaean brothers in three main arcs: while arc one is completed in Book One, arc two is completed in Book Two, and arc three is completed in Book Three, many secondary arcs and nuances of the overall series plot are NOT resolved, but carry on from book to book. I liken it to the weaving of a tapestry, wherein I gradually add colors, patterns, and intricacy as the work progresses. Those who prefer a story to be completely told and resolved in one volume will probably want to pass on The Child of the Erinyes, OR, I invite you to purchase the omnibus edition, which includes all eight books!