Ecstasy

"Ecstasy" is a deliciously dark horror reimagining of a Greek tragedy by Ivy Pochoda, the LA Times Book Prize winner. The story follows Lena, a woman seeking to reclaim her life after the death of her wealthy, controlling husband. She travels to Naxos with her best friend for the unveiling of her son's luxurious project, Agape Villas. Years of marriage among the elite have stifled Lena's spirit, but on Naxos, she yearns to rediscover her true self. Intrigued by a group of women living on the beach, Lena is drawn to their seductive leader and the ancient God stirring on the island, awakening dark desires. "Ecstasy" is a riveting, darkly poetic tale of empowerment and desire, exploring what happens when women reject societal roles.

Who might be interested in reading?

• Fans of psychological thrillers and horror fiction
• Readers interested in stories of female empowerment and self-discovery
• Those who enjoy modern reimaginings of classic tales
• Individuals intrigued by dark, poetic narratives