Have I got a great read to share with you today, my noble questers and curious bookdragons! If you love space opera, Greek mythology, found family, banter, and feels… let me introduce you to The Icarus Aftermath by Arielle M. Bailey.
First off, I love this girl to pieces, She’s intelligent, witty, and has a deep understanding of people—all of which shows up in her writing.
Secondly, The Icarus Aftermath is basically Greek mythology meets Star Wars. And even I, not having an extensive background in either of those things (hang on, don’t take my nerd card) loved the combo!
About the Book
With their best captain gone, Talos steps up to lead the Rebellion’s fighters. First objective: take out the Labyrinth. Only problem? No one can find its key.
Koralia thinks she can find it, or at least an alternative. She didn’t count on uncovering secrets that could rock the galaxy to its core. Now she’s rushing to find a solution before everything blows up in their face.
If they don’t destroy the Labyrinth soon, the Rebellion, the planets they protect, and an entire race of people are all doomed.
Greek Mythology meets Star Wars in this retelling of the Minotaur and the Labyrinth.
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Okay, does that not sound like a GREAT STORY already? I’m a sucker for rebellion plots, for one thing. And for another, these are rebels worth caring about.
