Review: More a Greek Tragedy, sad and heartbreaking: Groom and Doom
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 8, 2012
Angela has spent years looking for the right man. Finally she is sure she has found him in her Greek finance', Stravos. But all is not as well as Angela has led herself to believe. As an American she is not as well versed in the traditions of Greek families or weddings. Something she might have researched a little more closely. Sometimes "blood" will be more important than the people who marry into a family. They will always be an outsider, unless, and only in some cases, they produce a child. Then all can be forgiven. If the patriarch is the kind type.Well written with the right balance of character driven action, back stories and plot lines, "Groom and Doom" is a good read wrapped up with a morality tale. Be careful who you decide to marry, as my mother said, "you marry and entire family."Recommended for a good love story, end of the love story and everything in between. I really liked it.Karen Bryant Doering,Parents' Little Black BookMistBlueEeyore@gmail.com