A moving and poignant read for the times we live in. The fourth novel from the award-winning No.1 bestselling writer Richard Clark. A young artist leaves England to live on Crete and escape the fallout from the breakdown of her parents' marriage. Leaving behind her younger sister, their lives take a different course. Can they find a path to reconcilition on Crete which will help them find happiness. Praise for Richard Clark Books 'Clark is particularly good on the colours, flavours and scents of Greece. He has got ...
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A moving and poignant read for the times we live in. The fourth novel from the award-winning No.1 bestselling writer Richard Clark. A young artist leaves England to live on Crete and escape the fallout from the breakdown of her parents' marriage. Leaving behind her younger sister, their lives take a different course. Can they find a path to reconcilition on Crete which will help them find happiness. Praise for Richard Clark Books 'Clark is particularly good on the colours, flavours and scents of Greece. He has got under the skin of the place in a way few outsiders have been able to.' Mark Hudson , winner of Somerset Maugham Award, Thomas Cook Travel Book Award, Samuel Johnson Prize 'Richard Clark captures the spirit of Greece I love. His books make me long to see the places he describes.' Jennifer Barclay , author of Falling in Honey and An Octopus in My Ouzo 'There is poetry in Richard Clark's words and through his eyes. I recommend anyone missing Greece, visiting Greece or just wishing they could go to Greece to take a look!' Sara Alexi , author of The Greek Village Series 'Thanks, Richard, for adding your great eye to your gifted pen in service to sharing the essence of Greece with the world!' Jeffrey Siger , bestselling, award-winning US crime writer 'Richard Clark writes with great authority and a deep affection for his subject, which comes from his long association with Greece... excellent.' Marjory McGinn , author of Things Can Only Get Feta, Homer's Where the Heart Is, A Scorpion in the Lemon Tree and A Saint for the Summer This beautiful story ( The Lost Lyra ) will renew your faith in mankind and make you believe in fate. Maria A. Karamitsos , founder and editor, Windy City Greek 'The author weaves his magical prose to take the reader on a romantic journey with more twists and turns than a Cretan mountain pass.' Tony Prouse , author and journalist
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