What Happens in Greece: A totally joyful and feel-good summer read (Summer Romances)

Being a fan of the Greek islands and the people this was a delight to read and stirred some happy memoriesThoroughly recommended

The writing and characters are so plain that you would think this book is aimed at 12 year olds.It goes on forever about baking, cakes and food, and all the female characters (including the main one who was apparently a successful bakery owner who had the guts to move to Greece) are caricatures of insecure women with low-self esteem, who just like shopping and wine.Even the female and male friendships are so basic that you think someone who’s never had a friend written what they thought women and men speak about.Not to mention that there is no hurdle to overcome - the protagonists successfully sell their house and business and buy and diy a house in greece with no obstacles (took me a week to paint a room, but they fixed it all up in no time - sure!) and with the world’s friendliest neighbours.Too fantastical for me, with shallow characters and weak interactions and descriptive parts.

An excellent chick lit read, a good storyline with some laugh out loud moments. I look forward to the next book

So easy to read and loved hearing about all the food made me really hungry for some Greek cooking too

Fabulous heartwarming storyIt was such a feel good book.I really enjoyed it and felt as though I was in Greece too

Enjoyed this story as I've been to Crete many times and it brought back happy memories of sunshine and friendly Greek people.

I adore this story, full of sun, romance and hope. This was a lovely read with characters that were believable. Charlie and her dream to move from UK and live in Crete was a happy one

Strong characters and storyline. Gently fun and flirty. Leaves the reader identifying with the Greek atmosphere and wanting more. Well written.