279 BC: The Gauls, led by the warlord Brennus, march against Greece with the aim of conquering it. They are determined to reach the Peloponnese and nothing can stop them, not even the brave men waiting for them at Thermopylae.
Meanwhile, in the city of Thermo in Aetolia, a woman who refuses to be the plaything of fate, Helen of General Callinus, will stain her hands with blood to avenge the savage rape of her brother Cleomede. A manhunt is launched in the mountains of Aetolia to capture the murderer and punish her exemplary. But as the Gauls approach and the gods behind the scenes are constantly scheming, everything will be overturned, dragging with them age-old certainties and deeply rooted prejudices...
A story about women who defended their families and homes. A story that was silenced, hidden for religious and patriarchal reasons, and forgotten over the centuries.
THE CREATOR
THE Antonis Antoniadis was born in Altena, Germany, but grew up in Drama. He worked as editor-in-chief in specialized magazines on History, Religion, Psychology, Folklore and Sociology, while in 2003 he organized the production of the television series Unknown Gates, on various mysteries, folklore and historical topics, which was broadcast on ET3. His books "The Wolf of Sparta" and "Necronomicon" are also published by Oxy Publications and have been translated into many languages.
