I went into this not knowing what it was about at all, picking it up as I needed a winner of the Women's Prize for Fiction for Reading Women's 2020 reading challenge.  Some mentioned what Greek myth Home Fire is retelling of while I was reading it — I had no idea it was a retelling of anything — but luckily I couldn't recall the details of that particular story.

This was a fast-paced read, packed with a lot of dark and deep themes: identity, religion and Islam, terrorism, politics and patriotism, loyalty and love.

I particularly enjoyed the shifting perspectives — The book  felt balanced and they all of the sections fit together as one cohesive, compelling narrative.