PRINCESS OF TROY [2]: Return To Ithaca

PRINCESS OF TROY [2]: Return To Ithaca

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Two years ago, Althea, daughter of the great Hector walked away from Ithaca, choosing peace, choosing her family and burying the fire that had consumed her since childhood. But the son of Achilles has not forgotten. Neoptolemus is coming and he wants vengeance. He demands the "Trojan bitch" be handed over and the only kingdom willing to stand against him is the one she once swore to destroy... Ithaca. Now Althea is forced to return to Odysseus' island to face the ghosts she left behind and the prince she could never quite forget. A war is coming. And this time, she's not fighting for vengeance. She's fighting for peace, for her family... and for Telemachus. ▸ Princess of Troy: Book #2 ▸ Ongoing ©Fleur-DeLys
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Princess of Troy

  • PRINCESS OF TROY [1]: A Quest For Vengeance
    Season 1
    44 parts
  • Season 2
    37 parts
  • PRINCESS OF TROY [3]: The Council of Kings
    Season 3
    9 parts
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A princess born before her time. A warrior in search of immortality. Both humbled by circumstance. *Structured around the 2004 film's sense of romance and dynamic character change instead of the traditional tale from Homer.

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