The Trojan War has been told and retold countless times, from the point of view of the Greek winners and from a male view. Now, it's going to be told in a female vision and by a Trojan, Cassandra.Cassandra was the most beautiful daughter of Priam, the king of Troy, according to Homer's Iliad. She had the gift of foreseeing the future, with the curse that no one would believe her, according to Aeschylus. In fact, she was the smartest of the Trojans, who could see the folly of the war and the tragedy that would be struck over all the Trojans. In this first volume of the series, Cassandra is a curious teenager discovering sex and her new relationship with other people. She relates the ancient myths about the Greek gods and her own interpretation. It also tells how she received the gift of Apollo and his curse.Warning: this is an erotic book for adults, not a mythological fiction book for children.