FREE books and a charming Greek chapel
This chapel is a lovely new addition to our beautiful seafront in my little town of Nea Peramos. It was sanctified by a priest shortly after its installation and its name […]
Author Archives: Effrosyni Moschoudi
Delicious Christmas desserts and a load of free books
I have the same problem every year… I can’t help myself and start eating Christmas desserts daily from very early in the month. By the time Christmas comes, I have […]
Happy December! Here’s a gift from me
Hi All! Excited today to share with you all a FREE copy of my latest book, The Boy on the Bridge. I have made it available as a free book […]
Cooking easy pizzas… and offering FREE books!
Turns out my quick pizzas with souvlaki pitta bread go nicely with sweet potatoes as well! I had to try the combination, seeing that it was late one evening when […]
Crab Pasta
My elderly father made me jealous all the time last summer while holidaying on the island of Limnos. In the tiny village where he was raised there’s a quiet beach […]
The parable of the monk and the demon
Once upon a time, there was a saintly monk, who lived in a monastery in a rural area. One day, he decided to leave the monastery and visit a cave […]
A special little kitty, seascapes and FREE books for all!
I was on my way out one morning earlier this week when I spotted a kitty napping on the path near the gate. I emitted the usual shooing sounds, seeing […]
Halloween decorations, pumpkin soup, an evil Greek witch, and a load of spooky freebies!
My visit to central Athens yesterday put me right in the mood for Halloween, and you can see why here. So I am home today, making pumpkin soup and sharing […]
Finding your way back to God
When you were little and you strayed, out of sight, from your mother or father, how did you feel when you realised you were lost, for those few, panicky seconds […]
A sunny day in Athens… and a load of FREE books!
Pleased to share some photos from a recent visit to Athens centre, or rather, the old (and very touristy) parts of the city that are called Monastiraki and Plaka. In […]
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