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|  | | Candelit Journey: Poetry from the Heart
Poetry book is divided into four sections - spiritual, love, life, and Greek themes.
Northeast Winter
Snow flakes - white and serene;
Falling freely everywhere around us,
Molding themselves to the frozen earth,
Forming a white blanket.
No more emerald greens or chestnut browns;
No more red brick houses or paved roads;
Painting everything pure white;
Like a cloud that has descended
Down to us and beckons us outside
To lay our heads upon pillows of soft snow.
| |  | | Lipsi's Daughter
A sweet Cinderella-type romance that takes place on a Greek island. Orphaned Ipatia Kouris plans to go to college, but finds love in the way of a rich shipowner's son. Will she achieve her dreams?
Lipsi’s Daughter
This Cinderella-type story begins on the Greek Isle of Lipsi, where Ipatia, an orphaned girl, lives with her grandfather. Intelligent, beautiful Ipatia is bent on pursuing a college education and makes plans to attend the university in Piraeus and live there with her aunt.
The day before her trip, she literally falls into the arms of Tony Plakis, a rich ship-owner’s son, who saves her from a snake in the tree. In her hasty departure from the young man’s arms, she drops behind an English novel she was reading. Tony discovers the book and this leads to a seque | |  | | The Greek Maiden and the English Lord
Gypsy Lily finds out that she was captured by gypsies during the Greek revolution, and searches for her true parents. Her search lands her in England, where she awaits her father's return and falls in love with an English Lord, but he is engaged to another.
In 1831, France, Gypsy Mirela has a portent dream that reveals the future. It is time for 16 year old Lily, her adopted granddaughter, to learn the truth about her hidden past. Mirela tells her that she had been kidnapped during the Greek revolution when she was young. Her true parents are a Greek heiress and a wealthy English nobleman.
Shocked by the news, Lily is propelled forward into a new world, in search for her parents. In England, a cousin informs her that her mother died during the war and her father is away to the Indies. Due to her uncouth ways, Lily is sent to a boarding | |  | | The Lion and the Nurse
This love story takes place on the Greek Island of Kos, where Hippocrates, the father of healing, lived and worked there.
The Lion and the Nurse" is a story that takes place on the beautiful Greek island of Kos, where Hippocrates, the famous physician, was known to teach and heal people. This romance is about a nurse who returns to the island to help her ailing mother and finds love in the process. Her healing powers are able to save others, but not herself. When she experiences her own mortality, she witnesses the breathtaking power of love. |
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