What He Didn't Know - Softcover

Stone, Rania

Softcover

ISBN 10: 1927404568 ISBN 13: 9781927404560

Publisher: Imagine Press Inc., 2023

Synopsis

Set in Athens, Greece, during the 1970s and 1980s, Kostas and Nikos are twin brothers who find themselves abandoned by the adults in their lives. After a traumatic childhood filled with loneliness, heartache, crime, foster homes, abuse, and forced child labor, they find opposite paths in life to cope with the painful scars inflicted.

Kostas becomes a cop to tilt the scales of justice in the right direction, while Nikos seeks to right the wrongs of their childhood with his own brand of vengeance. In the ultimate tale of nature versus nurture, Nikos longs to feel something other than hatred and revenge. While Kostas just wants to put it all behind him and help those unable to help themselves.

What He Didn't Know is a brilliant portrait of crime on the streets of Athens during a tumultuous time in the twins' lives.

Two men-completely opposite in the paths they choose for themselves-yet their shared upbringing provides a common bond.

But what he didn't know could cost Nikos his life ...

About this title

About the Author

Rania Stone, a seasoned author with a penchant for crafting thrillers laden with twists and strong psychological elements, has penned six gripping novels and twelve captivating children's books. In addition to her literary endeavors, she serves as the Greece Coordinator at Imagine Greece Retreats, orchestrating enchanting literary escapes nestled amidst the breathtaking landscapes of Amorgos. Renowned for her literary prowess in Greece, Rania's recent works have garnered international acclaim, with several of her novels translated into English. With over two decades of writing experience, Rania Stone resides in Greece, where her creative spirit continues to flourish

Edition details

• Publisher: Imagine Press Inc.
• Publication date: 2023
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1927404568
• ISBN 13: 9781927404560
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 218
• Editor: Saul Jonas