Meddy has always been overshadowed. Next to her radiant immortal sisters and her god-born parents, she is overlooked, underestimated, and yearning for a life beyond the island she calls home. When Athena offers her a place as a priestess, Meddy seizes the chance to step into purpose and power.
But in Athens, under the watchful gaze of gods, her promising future is shattered. Noticed by Poseidon, betrayed by Athena, Meddy’s life is rewritten in rage and serpents. Her locs become snakes, her gaze a weapon, her body a curse for a crime she never committed.
Ayana Gray’s I, Medusa is a bold reimagining of one of mythology’s most maligned figures, transforming a monster into a heroine who refuses to be forgotten.
