Jenna Evans Welch - Love & Olives - Szantorini történet

Liv doesn't have fond memories of her father, which is understandable since he returned to Greece when she was only eight years old. But what he remembers: their passion for myths and the lost city of Atlantis. Therefore, when she unexpectedly receives a postcard in which her father informs her that he is filming a documentary about Atlantis for National Geographic, and at the same time invites her to Greece to help him with this, Liv says yes to the opportunity. Then he arrives on the beautiful island of Santorini and is faced with the fact that it is not so easy to process the situation. They meet their father for the first time in many years, so many questions and many emotions come to the surface. In addition, Liv does not want Theo, the cameraman who is her father's enthusiastic student, to witness her struggle.
With his Mediterranean outlook on life, Theo helps Liv immerse herself in all that Santorini has to offer: dazzling sunsets, turquoise water, cave dwellings and delicious food. As she enjoys Theo's company more and more, and as she and her father grow closer, Liv slowly realizes that her father may not have invited her to Greece because of Atlantis.
"While I was reading, I could almost feel the warmth of the sun and the coolness of the waves. I saw the beautiful buildings and breathtaking sunsets, the charming bookstore and Theo. Sometimes I cried, sometimes I laughed, and finally
I finished the book." Goodreads
"This story is like a wave: it just keeps growing and eventually sinks under itself. The author took me on a wonderful journey, I was able to discover Greece, I was also able to research the legendary Atlantis, and I even witnessed the development of a romance." Amazon
"Welch's new novel, Love & Olives - A Santorini Story is a heartwarming, complex work. The book makes readers laugh and cry at the same time. The versatility of the characters is captivating, and the theories about Atlantis are revealed in surprising detail throughout the story." The Candid Cover
"Set in a beautiful setting, the story also deals with serious themes such as processing the past, learning from mistakes, the possibility of healing and the power of love." Affinity Magazine