Ariadne tells the full story of Ariadne's life - while the Minotaur is there, he isn't the main feature. Instead, the story explores Ariadne's relationship with her other siblings such as her sister Phaedra as well as her life post-Minotaur. Lots of great feminist themes in a book that's ultimately about the bleakness of being a woman (especially in ancient Greece, but also in general).
I really enjoyed reading this and can't wait to pick up the author's next novel Elektra.

Recommended if you need to scratch that Circe-induced greek mythology itch and enjoy a good feminist retelling. A solid 4 stars.