Helena de Esparta

Helen of Troy, the most beautiful woman of her time, desired by many suitors, the trigger for the most famous war of antiquity, an object of desire and of other essentially masculine drives, but, above all, an object... This is the topic. established, accepted and repeated. However, in this novel it is she who receives the voice and tells her story - a story of female annulment and the search for freedom; the one that she explains and justifies her choices in order to demonstrate her existence, to be heard in a world dominated by men. She is no longer Helen of Troy, but Helen of Sparta, the princess who takes on a human dimension since she was a child in the palace of her father, Tindaro hers.