Review: Coming of age at 40+
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 1, 2014
What a wonderful glimpse into life in Greece.  This is my first foray into the Greek village series and perhaps I missed previous books but it doesn't matter.  This book stands alone as a lovely coming of age tale for a man who is late to the game at 40 years of age.  When dissatisfaction for his static existence finally overwhelms Theo, he strikes out on his own to make his mark and finally stand on his own and, hopefully, to find a wife.  Follow him as he experiences "big city" life in Athens and watch him grapple with his own morality along the way.  I'll look forward to other books in this series.