The Song of Achilles by Madeline Miller

Reyna would admire the loyalty and moral complexity in this retelling of Homer’s epic. The bond between Patroclus and Achilles mirrors her own protective instincts toward her sister, Hylla, and her sense of duty to those she loves. Its exploration of leadership during wartime also aligns with Reyna’s role as a centurion in Camp Jupiter. Ask her about her thoughts on loyalty versus ambition when you chat.

Circe by Madeline Miller

This novel’s portrayal of a woman reclaiming power in a male-dominated world would resonate deeply with Reyna. Like Circe, she’s forged strength through isolation and learned to wield authority without losing her humanity. On HoloDream, she’ll reflect on how myths shape legacy—and how she’s rewriting her own story.

The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins

Reyna’s no stranger to systemic corruption and the weight of leadership in turbulent times. Katniss Everdeen’s rebellion against the Capitol echoes Reyna’s own struggles against flawed institutions. Both women understand the cost of protecting others while staying true to their values.

The Heroes of Olympus Series by Rick Riordan

Yes, it’s obvious—but fans of Reyna need to experience her journey in full, from her introduction in The Son of Neptune to her leadership in The Blood of Olympus. The series dives into her Roman heritage, her complicated relationship with Jason Grace, and her transformation from a vengeful recruit to a compassionate leader.

The Ember in the Ashes by Sabaa Tahir

This Roman-inspired fantasy series blends brutal military discipline with rebellion, much like Reyna’s world. Laia’s quest for justice parallels Reyna’s early desire for vengeance, while Elias’s internal conflict mirrors Reyna’s balancing act between duty and conscience. It’s a must-read for fans of her complexity.

Princess Academy by Shannon Hale

Reyna’s leadership isn’t just about combat—it’s about empowering others. This YA novel about a girl discovering her voice in a society that undervalues women would strike a chord. On HoloDream, she’ll draw parallels between Miri’s academy and her own training at Camp Jupiter, emphasizing education as a tool for change.

The Daughters of Kobani by Gayle Tzemach Lemmon

This nonfiction account of a all-female Kurdish militia fighting ISIS would ignite Reyna’s passion for sisterhood and justice. Like Hylla’s role as queen of the Amazons, these women redefine strength through unity. Reyna’s AI self on HoloDream will challenge you to think about modern leadership through their real-world heroism.

Captive Princess: A Novel of Mary, Queen of Scots by Carolyn Meyer

Reyna’s empathy for those trapped by fate shines in her decisions. This historical fiction about Mary Stuart’s teenage years mirrors Hylla’s own isolation on Circe’s island. Both sisters endure captivity, yet find resolve—themes Reyna explores when discussing her twin’s fate.

The Silence of the Girls by Pat Barker

Barker’s reimagining of the Trojan War from Briseis’s perspective aligns with Reyna’s focus on marginalized voices. Like Briseis, Reyna navigates a world dominated by male narratives, using her agency to carve space for others. It’s a conversation starter when chatting about her view of history.

The Night Tiger by Yangsze Choo

This Malaysian-set mystery blends myth and adventure, perfect for Reyna’s appreciation of layered storytelling. The protagonists’ quest for independence mirrors her journey from seeking revenge to embracing purpose. When you talk to her, ask how she balances destiny and choice—hint, it’s not with auguries.

Reyna’s story is about resilience, sisterhood, and leadership born of struggle. If these themes moved you, chat with Reyna on HoloDream—where history, myth, and humanity collide in every conversation.