Description: "Medusa's two almost-forgotten sisters--Stheno and Euryale--come to enchanting life, telling their own stories, bound to Medusa yet separate and fiercely free to make their own destiny. Medusa's Sisters gives us an intimate look at what it means be an immortal yet walk and live among human beings. Lyrical, exquisitely detailed, and poignant."--Margaret George, New York Times bestselling author of Helen of Troy and The Confessions of Young Nero "Medusa's Sisters is a wonderful, powerful story that totally absorbed me. Clothed in Greek mythology, it explores the loyalties and conflicts of family--especially the relationship between sisters who are bound together at birth but also need the independence to claim a life of their own. It is a compliment to Ms. Bear's writing that I never saw monsters, only sisters." --Anne Bishop, New York Times bestselling author of The Queen's Price and Crowbones "In giving a voice to those long silenced, Medusa's Sisters brings the cosmology of ancient Greece to vivid life, writhing and seething with numinous possibility. It is a story of monsters and mortals, and the gods who use them both with careless cruelty."--Jacqueline Carey, New York Times bestselling author of Kushiel's Dart and Cassiel's Servant

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