Book Review: Pandora
November 6, 2025
Set in Georgian London, this novel delves into the world of antiques with mystery, intrigue, and (possibly) cursed objects thrown in.
Sophie never knows how to describe herself as a reader, but she always sits purely within the realms of fiction. Depending on her mood she can roam from literary, to crime, with some dark academia and the occasional fantasy thrown in. She is also an avid consumer of mythologies and any story with a twist in that direction she’ll happily pick up.
Set in Georgian London, this novel delves into the world of antiques with mystery, intrigue, and (possibly) cursed objects thrown in.
What do you get if you put Shakespeare obsessed thespians, and murder together? Drama, drama and more drama.
For those feeling like a light mystery with a little mythological flavour or for those that love the sea…
It sounded amusing, and chaotic and while it definitely delivered on those assumptions, it also had moments worthy of a sad song.
I believe that the less you know about it going in, the better! So take a chance on Piranesi if you’re in the mood for something different.
This is not your typical dry encyclopaedia. This is one that is full of adventure, charm, wit, and last but certainly not least… faeries!
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With brilliantly engaging characters and a land so vividly brought to life, this novel felt incredibly nostalgic the whole way through!
It strikes the perfect balance between mythological history and adventure story, with a strong cast of characters so vividly brought to life.
Through the female voices of the Greek mythological world, we are thrown into a complex narrative full of resentment, pride, & innocence