Zaginione wojowniczki

by Anne Fortier

First published 2015

Diana Morgan studies ancient languages at Oxford, captivated by Greek mythology since childhood. Her eccentric grandmother filled her head with stories about the Amazons before mysteriously disappearing, claiming she was one of the legendary warriors herself. When a secretive foundation offers Diana an irresistible opportunity, she travels to North Africa to work with treasure hunter Nick Barran. In a temple buried beneath desert sands, Diana discovers an inscription bearing the name of Myrina, the first Amazon queen. Following clues from the ancient text, Diana and Nick pursue a legendary treasure that the Amazons carried away from besieged Troy. Diana cannot determine the nature of this prize, but she knows Nick operates by his own agenda. Unable to trust anyone while sensing constant pursuit, Diana moves closer to a truth that will transform everything she believed about her world. The story weaves between England, North Africa, Greece, and Turkey, connecting Diana's modern quest with Myrina's ancient journey. Both women fight not only for survival but to preserve the Amazon legacy from vanishing forever.

Genres: historical-fiction, adventure, archaeology, fantasy

Vibes: emotional, fast-paced, suspenseful

Tropes: enemies-to-lovers, found-family

Setting: Oxford, North Africa, Greece, Turkey

Period: Ancient

656 pages · Paperback · Sonia Draga

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