Across a wine-dark sea, one of the greatest adventures in world literature begins again. The Odyssey: The Lost Manuscript follows the battle-scarred king Odysseus as he struggles to return to Ithaca after the fall of Troy. What should be a swift voyage becomes a ten-year ordeal filled with shipwrecks, divine anger, seductive enchantments, monstrous enemies and temptation to surrender hope.
From the savage Cyclops and the spellbinding Circe to the deadly Sirens and the terrors of Scylla and Charybdis, Odysseus must rely upon courage, cunning, endurance, and force of will. Yet his most dangerous battle may be the one waiting at home. In Ithaca, arrogant suitors consume his kingdom and pressure his faithful wife, Penelope, to choose a new husband, while his son, Telemachus, searches for the truth about the father he scarcely remembers.
Presented as a rediscovered telling of Homer's immortal epic, The Lost Manuscript restores the danger, mystery, brutality, and wonder of the ancient world. It is a story of war and consequence, loyalty and betrayal, identity and disguise, and a man's desperate longing for home. Narrated by Geoffrey Giuliano and The Rebellion, this dramatic audiobook brings new urgency to a timeless voyage that has shaped storytelling for nearly three thousand years.
