Till We Have Faces
C. S. Lewis reimagines the ancient myth of Cupid and Psyche through the eyes of Orual, a princess whose own perceived ugliness fuels a complex web of love, envy, and resentment towards her beautiful younger sister. When Psyche is offered as a sacrifice to a god, Orual's fierce protectiveness turns into a consuming struggle against divine will and her own blinding emotions. This deeply psychological novel probes the nature of faith, the pain of loss, and the arduous journey toward self-understanding, making it a profound read for those who appreciate intricate character studies and philosophical explorations.
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