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They say Eris started the Trojan War with a golden apple.
They never asked why everyone reached for it.
Banished from a wedding meant for every god but herself, Eris throws a single apple into Olympus. What follows is not the story of one act of discord, but of pride, love, ambition, prophecy, and impossible choices. As Paris, Helen, Achilles, Cassandra, Hector, and the gods themselves are drawn toward Troy, Eris discovers a truth more terrifying than fate: wars are not born from hatred alone, they are woven from the choices people believe they had to make.
The Hunger of Eris is an epic mythological retelling of the Trojan War told through the eyes of the goddess history loved to blame. It asks one haunting question: Was the apple ever the problem... or merely the mirror?