Greece: Odyssey of Love / Race of Love / Fortress of Love / Christmas Baby

by Melanie Karis Panagiotopoulos

Fortress of love
Odyssey of love
Race of love
Christmas baby

Escape to the land of ancient history. Explore biblical history along with modern lifestyles and romance in this contemporary collection of three complete novels and one novella.

Genres: Fiction, Christian, Christian Romance, Christian Fiction

480 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2000

About the author

Long before Melanie Karis (previously writing as ANN NICHOLS) became a professional author she was a reader. In fact to sit back with a good book has always been just about her favorite thing to do. From when she learned to read when just a little girl living in Richmond, Virginia until the present to get lost in the words of the pages of a book, to be a part of the world of the protagonist, to learn about another's life through those words, indeed, sometimes to even "become" a character in a book, well, to her there is nothing better.

Melanie is CBA, the Association for Christian Retail, bestselling author of "The Faith of St. Nick: An Advent Devotional" (writing as ANN NICHOLS) She has authored numerous Inspirational Romance novels and novellas and historical articles for journals and magazines. "FOLLOWING JESUS: In 181 Scenes," is her latest nonfiction release. And truth to tell, of all the many books she has written, it is her personal favorite. In it she has taken the sometime confusing events found in the Early Middle Gospel accounts and using the Gospel writers own words has put them all together in an easy-to-read chronological and geographical timeline.

Reviews

[Abby Breuklander · Rating 5 out of 5]

Love this collection!!!

[Kelly · Rating 3 out of 5]

Very predictable, a little unrealistic but historical aspects well done.

[Gina Simoni · Rating 5 out of 5]

couldn't put it down

[Dianna · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good clean stories, a little bit more romance than I am used to, but the gentleman always maintains his manners and honor. I loved how the stories take place in and around famous cities and architecture, the author lovingly refers to Paul and his apostleship, and God is always held in the highest regard. Good read!

[Billi Robinson · Rating 2 out of 5]

Feel good cheezy in a fun way. But i dont mind a little cheeze once in a while! Decently descriptive of landscape though. Not a lot of suspense or surprise, but a good time none the less.