Robin W. (springy) reviewed on 5/20/2006 + 477 more book reviews

Like a nymph she rose from the water, dressed only in sea foam & a wild mane of midnight hair. This was Phaedra, true daughter of Sparta, a woman who could easily lure a man into dangerous waters. Where Alexandra of Athens would willingly drown. For she was magnificent. And she was his enemy...!

Alexander of Athens had abducted Phaedra as a prelude to battle. But though the proud warrious was golden & glorious, to succumb to his raw virility would betray all that she was. Yet to refuse his love would surely deny all she meant to be!

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