Los Hilos de la Memoria / The Threads of Memory (Paperback)

from CookieDemon

I was very eager to read the third book by Victoria Hislop as I have really loved her other work. I was anticipating a solid read with believable characters that would bring a significant period in time vividly to life (as have her other novels), and this story set in Greece during pivotal moment...

from EmmaBTate

I enjoyed this story, you really get a feel for the place and the characters. It did feel like the ending was a bit rushed though, the very timely death of the awful husband so there could be a happy ending felt a bit fake.

from J.Bryan

Beautifully read by Jonathan Keeble. A joy to listen to.

from whitreidtan

Greece has always been one of those places I'd love to see someday. But I, like so many other people, have always focused my future plans on Athens and the major historical sites there without too much thought to the rest of Greece, including the country's second largest city, Thessaloniki, a cit...

from Smits

this story is about Thessaloniki, a city in Greece that had a blend of Christian, Muslims and jews living in harmony, The characters in this novel live through political upheaval, war and natural disasters. Katerina, a seamstress of great talent, and Dimitri, a son of a weathy local fabrrc mercha...