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Becoming Medea
Book One of the Legends Of Utra
Your exclusive first look at a magical tale written to answer the critical questions of our time...
Watch the trailer for Usha Dhar’s Becoming Medea second edition now
Elizabeth Cunningham, author of The Maeve Chronicles
“Becoming Medea is an epic love story, both traditional and breathtakingly original, one that gives a whole new dimension to the term ‘in love.’
In love is not only the romantic passion that the lovers fall into. In love is the realm where the mortal and immortal pair live—with each other, with friends, sisters, animal companions (including dragons and sea monsters), children, aging parents and deities, even rivals and enemies.
Funny, visionary, full of witty repartee, sensual detail, flights of beauty and fancy, Becoming Medea is grounded in unshakable commitment to kindness and integrity. Long live the House of Medea!”
R. H.
“Becoming Medea is one of those love stories you find yourself lost in.
You love with Medea. Hurt with her. Become friends with her friends and feel lost and lonely when the story ends.
Usha leads you in a seduction that dances with the boundaries of love, God, and time. She will leave you questioning the history you know and the future you wish could be.”
M. H.
“I did not want “Becoming Medea” to end. I would try to limit my reading, stretching this experience out for as long as possible so that I could stay lost in this beautiful story.
I laughed, I cried, I despaired with Medea but most of all I hoped. I believed like Medea believed, I want to love like Medea loved. Usha’s writing allows us to reimagine what our world could be – and it is stunning.”
Thousands of years after humanity fled a desolate Earth, people return to begin anew. The Gods reawaken and take on new forms. Together, deities, women, and men forge a new mythology borne of compassion instead of conflict.
In this world, Medea journeys through pain, passion, and motherhood in search of her power, and in search of joy. Can she outpace and outsmart an adversary who would see her, her sons, and her kingdom destroyed? Will her magic serve her as a princess and as a prisoner?
Join her in a world ruled by Asian and African queens, by heroines who desire both women and men. While Medea hungers for beauty, her determination, above all else, is to forge a future made of love.
