"In a word: Awesome! The series of Ginecea is one of the best that I have read in a long time. If it wasn't for minor things like work, or eating and sleeping, I would have devoured this book in one sitting." F. B.

"Monica La Porta created a dystopian world where women rule, where men are slaves, where the priestess creates the rules. But people are same everywhere. There are always good and bad people. People who command and people who are commanded. Slavery, unfortunately, is an everlasting theme. Suppression of the free will has always existed. Fortunately, love is also an everlasting theme. Love can fight anything. People should be free to choose what they want and who they want. All people have same rights, because all people are same.

I loved the story. The way it was narrated, the way it was connected to the first book. The story was well plotted, I liked it more. The characters were great, their personalities were well described. The story with the Priestess was very well incorporated, making it not so ordinary love story." M.

"Following on from The Priest ( [...]l) this story continues of the alternate world of Ginecea and with this book, it is an even more engaging and absorbing, well thought out story.
Meeting new captivating characters as well as catching up with some old ones creates a novel which is at its heart an epic love story. Fraught with emotions, I was yet again caught up in the rights of the 'fathered' women as well the slaves. La Porta's simple expressions and descriptions of the landscape create a memorable picture. The soldiers are horrid and the Priestess controlling and hateful. The story flowed seamlessly and although told mainly from the viewpoint of Pax, it was easy to understand what other characters were feeling." L.A.

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