Review: If it were this good, we all would be....
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 9, 2013
The Greek Village series reminds me of the popular American corn chip - you can't have just one. Her latest in the series clearly illustrates the author is under the spell of the "Shakespeare Syndrome" - the reality that the facets and struggles of human emotion and relationships transcend time and locale. But to the delight of the reader, the setting of one of the most picturesque places in the world enhances every scene.  Rather than wallow in the maudlin and sentimental, the author presents the problems her characters face with clarity and compassion. Even the seemingly reckless and irresponsibly flirtatious Adonis has depths of character one would never suspect. And the rigid Baba possessing of vulnerability his Greek manhood disavows.  I highly recommend the series and this latest in the Greek Village series. Loved it!