Blog Tour Review, There’s Something about Greece

When Tania is invited to spend the summer with her aunt Judith on the stunning Greek island of Crete, she’s torn. She hasn’t been able to bring herself to travel since her last vacation romance utterly broke her heart. But is it time to put the past behind her?

Taking in gorgeous views of the turquoise harbour and white beaches from the little village, Tania can’t imagine a better place to be. Until, at the villa, preparing a delicious moussaka together, Tania sees her aunt’s beaming smile falter. And it’s clear the normally sparkling and lively Judith is unwell.

Not wanting to show just how worried she is, Tania sets off for a refreshing dip in the crystal sea to clear her head – and when grumpy, handsome local Nicos bumps right into her, Tania brushes off his apologies. She has too much on her plate to jump at the first Greek god she sees.

So, when Nicos turns up at the door offering to help her aunt, it’s not just Tania’s racing pulse that catches her by surprise. And as he opens up about his own family, she sees the kind heart underneath the brooding demeanour and impressive muscles.

But, with her aunt thankfully on the mend, the sun is setting on Tania’s time in Greece. Until Nicos promises her the life of her dreams – if she would only stay in Crete. Now she must choose between the safety of her life back home or taking a chance on love. She can’t risk her heart on another holiday romance… can she?

You will be swept away to the golden sands of Greece in this gorgeous, feel-good summer romance, full of love, laughter and new beginnings! Perfect for fans of Kate Frost, Jenny Colgan and My Mamma Mia Summer.

My Review

I read so many thrillers that it was nice to read a feel good story.  It’s a book about taking a leap, friendships and love.  I loved the setting and all the descriptions of the places they went.  I could feel the beautiful backdrop and almost feel the heat.  I liked Tania.  She’s so willing to help others and listen like a good friend.  She opened up so easy to everyone.  Telling her life story and helping other figure out problems they did not know they had.

I either hadn’t read the synopsis or had forgotten it by the time I read it, because I also liked the tease over all the eligible men that Tania met.  And I am always going to love a book with a dog rescue.  While I liked all the characters in this one, Smudge might be my favorite.  A Hungarian Vizsla, which I had to look up, that is overly excited all the time.

This really was a great book to bring my reading back to reality and give me a smile and a good character to root for.