Thank you to the Publisher and NetGalley for an ARC of Clytemnestra by Costanza Casati. I am a huge fan of all things Greek and mythology and this one did not disappoint. It presents a moving, realistic view of the pain suffered by a great Queen in the era of male-dominated life. Somehow she makes it out the other side made stronger by all the strife. I thoroughly enjoyed it start to finish!

This novel is an absolute powerhouse—fierce, lyrical, and utterly unflinching. Set in the brutal, beautiful world of Ancient Greece, it gives voice to a queen long overshadowed by myth and history, turning her into a force of reckoning. The writing crackles with tension and emotion, and the journey from silenced wife to calculating queen is as gripping as it is cathartic. Perfect for fans of myth retellings with teeth, this is a story of vengeance, power, and the unbreakable will of a woman who refuses to be forgotten.

I found this retelling of Greek mythology quite engaging. It is full of pain, violence, betrayal, and rage, but somehow it felt like a pleasant summer read. Summer seems like a good time to (re)visit some of the Greek myths.

I wanted so badly to like this one. It had everything I should love, everything I usually devour so quickly, but I found it really hard to get into and really hard to stay into. It's not to say the writing is bad or anything; on the other hand, I love Casati's writing! The narrative itself is where I got bogged down and stayed bogged down. The book never quite lived up to its hype for me, but I know many, many others will enjoy this one! Thank you to the publishers and to NetGalley for an eARC in exchange for a fair and honest review.

Modern and reimagined tellings of mythological stories is one of my favorite genres. So I really enjoyed this tale. The Iliad and the odyssey have so many amazing female characters, so it was great to get more of the perspective of Clytemnestra.

I enjoyed Costanza Casati's Clytemnestra. I really didn't know much about the most notorious heroine of the ancient Greece world but I do now. And I found her story quite fascinating. If you enjoyed Circe, you will enjoy Clytemnestra.

Thank you to the publisher for the review copy! I just couldn't get in the mood for this one, but I do love this author!

I cannot believe this was a debut novel, it was so so so well done. Greek mythology is so interesting and Clytemnestra did it perfectly. Would definitely recommend to anyone who likes Greek Mythology or was a fan of Circe. Will definitely continue to read book by Costanza Casati.

You need to read this remarkable take on Clytemnestra's story. It's not just another Greek myth retelling - it's a raw, powerful exploration of a mother's grief and a woman's rage. The author transforms the infamous queen from a one-dimensional villain into someone whose choices, however dark, make terrible sense. If you loved "Circe" or can't resist stories about fierce women refusing to play by the rules, this book will keep you up all night. Trust me, you won't look at Greek mythology the same way again.

A reimagining of the Greek myth, offering a fresh and nuanced perspective on the infamous queen of Mycenae. I am all got theses update being made the tell ancient myths from the female perspective.

I love Greek mythology and modern retellings, and this one didn’t disappoint. Rich and atmospheric, this is a retelling about a misunderstood character. I would highly recommend to anyone who enjoys Jennifer Saint and Madeleine Miller!

Give me all the feminist Greek mythology retellings! CLYTEMNESTRA is probably one of the best books I've read in this subgenre in a long while -- I can't wait to read more from Constanza Casati!

Greek mythology retelling + a powerful woman hell-bent on revenge = instant five stars. Clytemnestra takes us on a journey through the lead up to the Trojan War. Casati’s beautiful, gripping writing was addictive and had me right until the very end. Masterpiece!

Absolutely loved this retelling of Clytemnestra, the Greek’s tragic and vengeful queen. She was such an impactful character with so many connections to the major Greek players: Helen, Agamemnon, Leda, Orestes and Odysseus. I found myself rooting for her and completely empathetic to her plight, even though I was well aware of her fate. Ready to read more from this author!!

If you are a mythology retelling fan, this one is for you!
I have not read from this author before, but I will pick her work up again.
This is a highly readable and immersing story about a mythological story. Well written and engaging. Highly recommend.
And, the cover is stunning so I have a physical copy as well!
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This book absolutely BLEW MY MIND! From the first chapter, I was hooked. The pacing was very consistent, and there was always something going on. The writing dropped you straight into ancient Greece, full of war, revenge, and love. I will never forget this book, it will be one that sticks with me for a long time. I am so impressed by this author, and I was SHOCKED to learn this was her debut novel post reading. I recommended anyone to read this book who loves fantastic literature.

It's a labor of love to be a Greek Mythology fan. You can find yourself reading the same stories over and over again, blindly look for a fresh perspective to the stories you love.

𝙂𝙪𝙮𝙨, 𝙩𝙝𝙞𝙨 𝙤𝙣𝙚 𝙞𝙨 𝙋𝙃𝙀𝙉𝙊𝙈𝙀𝙉𝘼𝙇.

There is rage, romance, revenge, and redemption. To say I was captivated by this story is an understatement. Casati gives Clytemnestra the voice she deserves. 💯

If you’re a hardcore Greek Mythology fan, read this, and if you're a casual fan, read this. Everyone should read this!

What a great book. I cannot say anything that hasnt been said. It was just enthralling. T
Thanks to netGalley and the publisher!

Clymemtestra is another greek retelling and I am here for it! I really enjoyed the story and I can't wait to read more like this.

Clytemnestra by Costanza Casati is a gripping and enlightening novel that is a perfect fit for readers who crave complex, powerful female characters, rich historical settings, and themes of family, revenge, and the struggle for power, particularly those who enjoy works by Madeline Miller, Jennifer Saint, and Natalie Haynes.