Artemis Child on the East Coast of the Peloponnese — A novel

(A hybrid of personal and historical fiction which evolves around the ancient mythical Peloponnese)

De: Diane Ioannou

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Duración: 4 h y 30 m

Resumen del Editor

”I enjoyed reading this book and learned a lot about the towns the author refers to. Interestingly enough, these towns are where my own family is from. The blend of historical facts and mythology makes it a very interesting read! What a treasure!” Reader review.

“The meat of this book is the mythology, and it's couched in the plot, so it's not just a dry recounting of stories. There's a goal to these ancient character and how they relate to the book. I believe it's somewhat autobiographical, and I'd be curious to know the author and get her real story. I hope this book is not the last by the author. I'd be interested in checking out another one.” Reader review.

The Dominator, V for Vendetta, and Ancient Mysteries
Greek-born Maria grew up in the United States. She was living in Southern California when a breakdown brought her back to Greece. Back to her birthplace. The east coast of the Peloponnese, where she is working on healing and rebuilding herself.

After surviving the difficult transition. As she starts adjusting to her new environment, Maria comes to a realisation that everything truly does happen for a reason. That her life experiences and personal legend did not only bring her back to her roots, they brought her to her destiny: “To solve ancient mysteries of the Mythical Peloponnese.”

The author was for many years a research professional and forensic auditor. She found that this made her a capable historical analyst, mystery solver, and effective code breaker.

Like a historical and archeological detective she dives in—making connections and unearthing hidden ancient mysteries.
In her series of books she shares them with her readers—taking them along on her “historical odyssey” ride.

Diane’s love of adventure, persistence in research, and good sense of humor add excitement, interest, and entertainment to the journey. As she goes in search of the ancient history, mythology, and even magic of the Mythical Peloponnese.

(The book includes an analysis of some of the mysteries of Argos and ancient Mycenae and a recount of the history of the beginning of the Trojan War. It also includes research and findings of some archaic Arcadian towns and districts. Mysteries of Anthini, Cynouria, Tegea, Caryatae, and others).