Fortuna's Queen (Forgotten Women of History) Paperback – April 21, 2020

This series has been great. I’m so intrigued by “forgotten” women and these books are very well done, even if they can’t be 100% historically accurate.

I loved the story and am thrilled to learn a little more about an ancient time with forgotten but notable women. The writing was a little choppy at times in content. I would have loved the story to continue to her end. It left me with an interest to learn more about the famous names she tossed about so casually. And I loved seeing the other side of Olimpias the mother to Alexander. And oh poor Roxana and Alexander the IV. Brutal times for sure.

It was interesting to read a novel about such an obscure person, but it was hard to follow sometimes because of time jumps with zero transitioning. I'm a big fan of proper transitioning.

I love this book! I read the first book in "The Forgotten Woman of History" and it led me to this one. Not many books are written about this time period and i thought it was interesting.

This story is based in an era and country not known by many. Interesting story of battles, power and family.

Was unable to put it down. Good read about the time of Alexander the Great from a different point of view.

Tough times for women especially women with brains. Interesting to learn that A the G had siblings. He should have paid more attention to home.

This book answered a few questions for me, like the books Thessalonians are related to Thessalonikewho is related to Nike. Also, reading this is like a treat after some of the other stuff.

Very well written. It is easy to get drawn into the story. I found myself staying up very late at night unable to put it down.