Greek Winds of Fury

by Judith Gould

For Miranda Kalli, a young, idealistic archeologist working in a Manhattan gallery of ancient art and antiquities, the invitation to join an archeological dig on a Greek island seems like a gift from the gods. But the Fates have other plans in store for Miranda.

477 pages, Paperback

First published November 1, 2008

About the author

pseudonym of two authors: Nick Bienes and Rhea (pronounced “Ray”) Gallaher

Reviews

[kostas vamvoukakis]

Χωρίς να είναι και πρότότυπο ήταν ενδιαφέρον με πολύ Ελλάδα και ήλιο... Χαλαρό για παραλία θα έλεγα... Όταν ξαναβγουμε από τα σπίτια... Πολλά κλισέ αλλά συμπάθεις πρωταγωνιστές... Δώστε μια ευκαιρία

[Helena Zelin]

It is one of the best books I read last summer and I think that was the perfect time reading it. It it well written and full of images and emotions, a mixture of worship for the ancient Greece and its marvelus projects with a stronge dose of suspense and intrigue. The reader is imediatly captivated until the last word.

Although her writing goes a bit off the course of the story, the flow returns to its original story before the the reader get tired and continues like that.
I really believe that you will love it as much as I did.

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[Kyle Moore]

I didn’t think this would be my sort of Book being a romantic, but I really enjoyed it. Good humour in it as well.

[Laarin]

More suspense than romantic suspense. The romance doesn't even happen until 40 pages from the end.

[Shawna]

It was a good read except for the unnecessary porno chapter 42.

[Karen]

Really good, I enjoyed the archaeology aspect of the book but seriously, how much trouble can one person get into lol

[Maryann Fox]

Wasn't sure if I had read this or not so I ordered it for my kindle and I had read it before

[AnthouG]

Ο χρόνος είναι η επιστημονική μέτρηση των περιστροφών της γης