In this dual-time novel Cressida flees to Crete to escape her troubled upbringing. Nothing goes to plan when she discovers she is pregnant and fears her child will inherit her father’s abusive traits. Stumbling upon a cave of Minoan paintings, she discovers ancient matriarchal traditions that help guide her to resolution.
Dancing the Labyrinth weaves Greek mythology, history and imagination in telling (an almost true) story.

Perfect for fans of Madeline Miller’s Circe and Pat Barker’s The Silence of the Girls

Dancing the Labyrinth is the first book in the thematic series Women Unveiled. Each novel can be read separately but are united by a distinctive feminine narrative challenging societal boundaries. The series blends Greek mythology, archaeological and historical research with imagination in the telling of (almost true) stories.