Polyxena was captivated by Paris’ masculinity in H. Allenger’s epic book

The primary hero of H. Allenger’s Polyxena has consistently seen her sibling Paris to be the most appealing man in the entire of Troy. That is, until she met Achilles, a similar man who carried obliteration to her home city.

The book follows the account of Polyxena, who sets out on an excursion of self-disclosure that prompts an astonishing decision about her fate after she picked as Neoptolemus’ adoration interest. Troy has recently fallen, leaving the city in ruins and helpless before the Greeks. Neoptolemus has guaranteed the girl of the presently perished King Priam of Troy as his adoration prize. After she dismisses his advances, he furiously thinks up a story that destines the disastrous Polyxena. She understands how she should deal with endure, yet lamentably, she can’t change her predetermination.

Polyxena is humiliated that Neoptolemus has become hopelessly enamored with her, for this implies she should bite the dust at the celebration rituals for his dad. As Polyxena plans for the inescapable, she reflects over the previous year, relating her musings to Aphrodite, the goddess she accepts is liable for coordinating the occasions that have ambushed her. As she attempts to figure out everything, Polyxena chats with every one of the notable personages related with the Trojan fantasy Achilles, Agamemnon, Cassandra, Helen, and numerous others-while looking for comfort with the expectation that her reality has not been pointless.

In this grasping story of taboo love, Polyxena accidentally gets entwined in the heartfelt heritage encompassing Troy.