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Greek Women are Goddesses - cover

Greek Women are Goddesses

Katerina Tsemperlidou

Translator Alexandra Kalapothaki

Publisher: AKAKIA Publications

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Summary

A contemporary love story that highlights the similarities between the ancient Greek goddesses of mythology and Greek women of today.

Greg is a Greek American journalist who comes to Greece to create a documentary for Greek women. Athena is a young lawyer who has written a thesis “Greek women are goddesses”.

She undertakes the task to bring Gregg to contact with women willing to participate in his documentary. Athena is beautiful, dynamic, a modern-day goddess who holds a secret. The more Greg knows her the more he likes her until he falls in love with her. But there is a fiancée back in NYC… 

Through Athena’s thesis we come to know that Greek women have many similarities with the 6 Olympus Goddesses.
Available since: 12/20/2018.

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