"Achilles" by Elizabeth Cook is a novel that reimagines the story of Achilles, the hero of the Trojan War, from the perspective of his mother, Thetis. The book explores the complexities of motherhood, power, and love as Thetis grapples with her son's destiny and her own influence over his life. Through lyrical prose and vivid imagery, Cook brings to life the mythological world of ancient Greece and offers a fresh take on one of its most famous figures.
There are not long summaries available for the book Achilles by Elizabeth Cook. You can find short summaries at locations such as Observer Review and Good Reads.
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