by Anne Zouroudi
The setting of this novel was quite interesting, and it kept me reasonably interested at times in the story. I didn't feel that I connected properly with the characters, which is probably due to my not really getting into this book, rather than the book itself.
It's November here in the drizzly northwest, so when I saw what looked like a bit of a cozy mystery at the library and it said "Set against a sparkling Mediterranean backdrop" on the back, I was out the door with it before you could say "I could learn to like ouzo." And it was pretty cozy: Small Gre...
It's November here in the drizzly northwest, so when I saw what looked like a bit of a cozy mystery at the library and it said "Set against a sparkling Mediterranean backdrop" on the back, I was out the door with it before you could say "I could learn to like ouzo." And it was pretty cozy: Small Gre...
I received this book in a goodreads first reads giveaway.We're never told why Hermes Diaktoros is in Morfi, but there he is, eating, cleaning his shoes, and judging the locals on their manners. The town doctor is mysteriously blinded, and Diaktoros finds he must stay to figure out what happened. At ...
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