The Year-God's Daughter (Child of the Erinyes)
"Lochlann has a great flair for sensory detail and fills her novel with such a wealth of sights, sounds, smells and flavors that the reader feels absolutely immersed in the world of ancient Crete from the first page."Historical Novel Review, January 7, 2012"Full of historical flavour, mystery and imagery. You can hear the crowds, taste the dust, feel the gore of the bull's horns. Wonderful, lyrical prose, worthy of ancient Greek myth."Cas Peace,author ofKing's Envoy, published by Rhemalda Publishing"You have translated words, ideas, poetry, character, myth into an alchemic wonder, a dazzling novel of the ancient world, and are a fit heir to the great mantle of such writers as Mary Renault, Scott O'Dell and Robert Graves, and even, dare I say it, the goddess herself."M.M. Bennetts, author ofMay, 1812andOf Honest Fame: Diiarts."A difficult subject risen to with an imagination at the height of its powers. I have a vivid memory of my trip to Mycenae and you gave back to those broken stones all their lost life and colour." Violet Wells, author ofPonte Santa TrinitaandBurnt Ochre