I enjoyed this take on a Greek myth that I am not familiar with. It was interesting to see how Philonoe grows and changes during her heroic quest, and what she learns from each part.

I thought the art style was beautiful, I always enjoy a limited palette use in graphic novels.

Read this first volume as I got it for free and I love a villainess/isekai story.

Not a bad premise and I enjoy the romantic tension between all 3 female leads. I'm hoping if I continue with the series we get more character development.

Something about this books just spoke to me. I think it was the description of love being everywhere and everywhen. I connected a lot with her dad’s grief and the difficulty in raising a child without your coparent as my husband died when our kids were very small. It made me both happy and teary to think of there being universes where we get to grow old together and my kids grow up having their dad there all the time.

I also loved the unapologetic, almost comfortable queerness of this book. It felt real and the secondary friendships felt important created a real sense of community.

This book is not going to be for everyone because of the wibbly wobbly timey-wimey nature of things, but for me it is a book that will definitely stick with me and I certainly wasn’t expecting that going in.

I’m really enjoying this series and how Nicole is really settling into living her life for herself. Keios is trying to turn the ship around, but I fear it is too little too late. Looking forward to the next volume.