A Saint For The Summer: A compelling story of heroism, faith and love (Bronte in Greece)

WHAT’S HIDDEN ON A GREEK HILLSIDE CAN CHANGE YOUR DESTINY… “I loved this book. It was completely unexpected and thought-provoking.” Chrissie Parker, author of Among The Olive Groves “This author can write! An engaging story and a literary feast.” Linda Katsiotas, author of The Nifi. A heart-warming novel by the author of Things Can Only Get Feta. Journalist Bronte McKnight is summoned to a hillside village in the wild and beautiful Mani region of Greece by her estranged expat father Angus to help him solve a mystery from the Second World War, when a family member disappeared in Greece during the disastrous Battle of Kalamata, known as ‘Greece’s Dunkirk’. With the country gripped by economic crisis, and the clock ticking against them, their near-impossible quest takes them from Kalamata to a remote mountain village, where its few remaining inhabitants are bound by old traditions and secrecy. As the tensions of their own fractured relationship rise, the pair are helped in their mission by a cast of intriguing Greek characters, especially charismatic doctor Leonidas Papachristou. He has a pivotal role, not least in challenging Bronte’s assumption that she hasn’t the time or the courage to fall in love in Greece. The secrets unearthed by Angus and Bronte will be painful and astonishing. This is a compelling tale of heroism, faith and love … with a heart-warming romantic conclusion. Why readers love A SAINT FOR THE SUMMER “This author can write! Engaging story that is a literary feast.” “An excellent book. I was hooked from the first page.” “When I read this author’s books, I walk the journeys and with this book, I am Bronte.” “I loved the characters and found it all so moving.””A brilliant read … there is closure, reconciliation and the hope of new life.””Marjory is a wonderful author, very funny and entertaining.” “Superb narrative, engaging characters, witty and fast paced.” “Lovely, heartwarming. Now I need to find my own Leonidas!”