Readers & Reviews
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A small selection of thoughts and impressions shared by readers.
18 Days After
Sara Profeta has written a novel steeped in love, longing, pain, and grief. Through sharp humor and quiet self-irony, she unfolds the unbearable inner fracture of her heroine with honesty and restraint.
Though traces of romance surface, they remain secondary to the constant undercurrent of tension that hangs over every scene. The violence, raw and unsettling in its presence, is never sensationalized; instead, moments of humor are carefully woven in, offering the reader brief relief without diminishing the weight of what unfolds.
With a gripping narrative voice and a rare balance of wit and emotional depth, Profeta draws us into the complex inner world of a woman whose story feels urgent, human, and deeply worth knowing.
— 📰 Mary Gaziani, author | Now24
Sara Profeta has written a novel steeped in love, longing, pain, and grief. Through sharp humor and quiet self-irony, she unfolds the unbearable inner fracture of her heroine with honesty and restraint.
Though traces of romance surface, they remain secondary to the constant undercurrent of tension that hangs over every scene. The violence, raw and unsettling in its presence, is never sensationalized; instead, moments of humor are carefully woven in, offering the reader brief relief without diminishing the weight of what unfolds.
With a gripping narrative voice and a rare balance of wit and emotional depth, Profeta draws us into the complex inner world of a woman whose story feels urgent, human, and deeply worth knowing.
— 📰 Mary Gaziani, author | Now24
Sara Profeta has written a novel steeped in love, longing, pain, and grief. Through sharp humor and quiet self-irony, she unfolds the unbearable inner fracture of her heroine with honesty and restraint.
Though traces of romance surface, they remain secondary to the constant undercurrent of tension that hangs over every scene. The violence, raw and unsettling in its presence, is never sensationalized; instead, moments of humor are carefully woven in, offering the reader brief relief without diminishing the weight of what unfolds.
With a gripping narrative voice and a rare balance of wit and emotional depth, Profeta draws us into the complex inner world of a woman whose story feels urgent, human, and deeply worth knowing.
📰 Mary Gaziani, author | Now24
📰 Mary Gaziani, author | Now24
📰 Mary Gaziani, author | Now24
Sara Profeta has written a novel steeped in love, longing, pain, and grief. Through sharp humor and quiet self-irony, she unfolds the unbearable inner fracture of her heroine with honesty and restraint.
Though traces of romance surface, they remain secondary to the constant undercurrent of tension that hangs over every scene. The violence, raw and unsettling in its presence, is never sensationalized; instead, moments of humor are carefully woven in, offering the reader brief relief without diminishing the weight of what unfolds.
With a gripping narrative voice and a rare balance of wit and emotional depth, Profeta draws us into the complex inner world of a woman whose story feels urgent, human, and deeply worth knowing.
— 📰 Mary Gaziani, author | Now24
18 Days After by Sara Profeta is a novel that drips with genuine love, romance, and emotional intensity. These tender feelings, however, slowly collapse like a fragile tower when lies—spoken in the name of love—begin to drain a relationship of its vital force. What remains is an open wound, where affection is irreversibly scarred by distortion and violence, leading to complete emotional ruin.
As the reader sinks into the spell of the story, these emotions transfer seamlessly, turning the novel into a deeply personal experience. Its shocking and unpredictable nature becomes proof of Profeta’s vivid, pulse-driven writing—alive, immersive, and impossible to ignore.
18 Days After by Sara Profeta is a novel that drips with genuine love, romance, and emotional intensity. These tender feelings, however, slowly collapse like a fragile tower when lies—spoken in the name of love—begin to drain a relationship of its vital force. What remains is an open wound, where affection is irreversibly scarred by distortion and violence, leading to complete emotional ruin.
As the reader sinks into the spell of the story, these emotions transfer seamlessly, turning the novel into a deeply personal experience. Its shocking and unpredictable nature becomes proof of Profeta’s vivid, pulse-driven writing—alive, immersive, and impossible to ignore.
✍️ Anastasia Dimakopoulou | Vivlio – Parousiaseis – Kritikes
✍️ Anastasia Dimakopoulou | Vivlio – Parousiaseis – Kritikes
✍️ Anastasia Dimakopoulou | Vivlio – Parousiaseis – Kritikes
I needed only two days to finish 18 Days After by Sara Profeta, a novel that draws you in quickly and refuses to let go. What stood out first was the way the characters are shaped: deeply believable, unpolished, and allowed to exist without embellishment. Profeta does not romanticize situations or soften the truth; she gives both people and events exactly the weight they deserve.
Her writing is fluid and relentless, awakening strong emotions while quietly pushing the reader to reflect on how they might act in similar circumstances. Contemporary, direct, and laced with self-irony, the narrative is enriched by realistic dialogue and an immediacy that pulls you in completely. The pace never falters, carrying the story forward with steady intensity.
I needed only two days to finish 18 Days After by Sara Profeta, a novel that draws you in quickly and refuses to let go. What stood out first was the way the characters are shaped: deeply believable, unpolished, and allowed to exist without embellishment. Profeta does not romanticize situations or soften the truth; she gives both people and events exactly the weight they deserve.
Her writing is fluid and relentless, awakening strong emotions while quietly pushing the reader to reflect on how they might act in similar circumstances. Contemporary, direct, and laced with self-irony, the narrative is enriched by realistic dialogue and an immediacy that pulls you in completely. The pace never falters, carrying the story forward with steady intensity.
I needed only two days to finish 18 Days After by Sara Profeta, a novel that draws you in quickly and refuses to let go. What stood out first was the way the characters are shaped: deeply believable, unpolished, and allowed to exist without embellishment. Profeta does not romanticize situations or soften the truth; she gives both people and events exactly the weight they deserve.
Her writing is fluid and relentless, awakening strong emotions while quietly pushing the reader to reflect on how they might act in similar circumstances. Contemporary, direct, and laced with self-irony, the narrative is enriched by realistic dialogue and an immediacy that pulls you in completely. The pace never falters, carrying the story forward with steady intensity.
✍️ Kyriaki Ganiti | Dominica Amat
✍️ Kyriaki Ganiti | Dominica Amat
✍️ Kyriaki Ganiti | Dominica Amat
The decision to read a book is never accidental; it is often a matter of timing—of being ready to receive it, reflect on it, and allow yourself to travel alongside its story. When I finally began 18 Days After, I felt instinctively that the moment was right, and the journey that followed fully justified that choice.
Through her writing, Sara Profeta gives life to Nikita, a woman whose story draws out laughter, emotional overflow, joy, exhaustion, and deep pain. You grieve with her, ache for her decisions, and follow her as she stands on the threshold of a new life. The experience lingers, shaped by emotion and reflection, long after the final page.
As one line from the book quietly reminds us: everything that lies in ruins carries a story behind it, one as overwhelming as the wreckage itself.
The decision to read a book is never accidental; it is often a matter of timing—of being ready to receive it, reflect on it, and allow yourself to travel alongside its story. When I finally began 18 Days After, I felt instinctively that the moment was right, and the journey that followed fully justified that choice.
Through her writing, Sara Profeta gives life to Nikita, a woman whose story draws out laughter, emotional overflow, joy, exhaustion, and deep pain. You grieve with her, ache for her decisions, and follow her as she stands on the threshold of a new life. The experience lingers, shaped by emotion and reflection, long after the final page.
As one line from the book quietly reminds us: everything that lies in ruins carries a story behind it, one as overwhelming as the wreckage itself.
The decision to read a book is never accidental; it is often a matter of timing—of being ready to receive it, reflect on it, and allow yourself to travel alongside its story. When I finally began 18 Days After, I felt instinctively that the moment was right, and the journey that followed fully justified that choice.
Through her writing, Sara Profeta gives life to Nikita, a woman whose story draws out laughter, emotional overflow, joy, exhaustion, and deep pain. You grieve with her, ache for her decisions, and follow her as she stands on the threshold of a new life. The experience lingers, shaped by emotion and reflection, long after the final page.
As one line from the book quietly reminds us: everything that lies in ruins carries a story behind it, one as overwhelming as the wreckage itself.
📰 Katerina Sideri | To Vivlio.net, literary magazine
📰 Katerina Sideri | To Vivlio.net, literary magazine
📰 Katerina Sideri | To Vivlio.net, literary magazine
I won’t go into plot details. What matters is how rare it is for a writer to make a reader both laugh and feel deeply moved, and how effortlessly Sara Profeta achieves both.
Told in the first person and infused with subtle humor, the narration allows the reader to smile through the heroine’s wit, even as the story moves through difficult scenes of violence and loss that bring tears to the surface. The many musical references add another layer of emotional travel, enriching the experience rather than distracting from it.
Despite its length and dual narrative timelines, the story remains clear and accessible, never weighing down the reader. Personally, I read it with genuine pleasure, and by the end, I had truly come to love it.
I won’t go into plot details. What matters is how rare it is for a writer to make a reader both laugh and feel deeply moved, and how effortlessly Sara Profeta achieves both.
Told in the first person and infused with subtle humor, the narration allows the reader to smile through the heroine’s wit, even as the story moves through difficult scenes of violence and loss that bring tears to the surface. The many musical references add another layer of emotional travel, enriching the experience rather than distracting from it.
Despite its length and dual narrative timelines, the story remains clear and accessible, never weighing down the reader. Personally, I read it with genuine pleasure, and by the end, I had truly come to love it.
I won’t go into plot details. What matters is how rare it is for a writer to make a reader both laugh and feel deeply moved, and how effortlessly Sara Profeta achieves both.
Told in the first person and infused with subtle humor, the narration allows the reader to smile through the heroine’s wit, even as the story moves through difficult scenes of violence and loss that bring tears to the surface. The many musical references add another layer of emotional travel, enriching the experience rather than distracting from it.
Despite its length and dual narrative timelines, the story remains clear and accessible, never weighing down the reader. Personally, I read it with genuine pleasure, and by the end, I had truly come to love it.
— Maria Komelidou, early reader
— Maria Komelidou, early reader
— Maria Komelidou, early reader
Sara Profeta portrays in 18 Days After a woman who is both strong and fragile — and manages to hold that tension with humor and determination, even when she bends for a while.
At her side is something many of us envy if we don’t have it: the rare and precious friendship between two women, along with the support of her colleagues — support she will desperately need during her most difficult moments, moments that, however brief, prove crucial to her physical and emotional survival.
If you’re looking for a book you won’t want to put down until the very last page, I recommend it without hesitation.
Sara Profeta portrays in 18 Days After a woman who is both strong and fragile — and manages to hold that tension with humor and determination, even when she bends for a while.
At her side is something many of us envy if we don’t have it: the rare and precious friendship between two women, along with the support of her colleagues — support she will desperately need during her most difficult moments, moments that, however brief, prove crucial to her physical and emotional survival.
If you’re looking for a book you won’t want to put down until the very last page, I recommend it without hesitation.
Sara Profeta portrays in 18 Days After a woman who is both strong and fragile — and manages to hold that tension with humor and determination, even when she bends for a while.
At her side is something many of us envy if we don’t have it: the rare and precious friendship between two women, along with the support of her colleagues — support she will desperately need during her most difficult moments, moments that, however brief, prove crucial to her physical and emotional survival.
If you’re looking for a book you won’t want to put down until the very last page, I recommend it without hesitation.
— Thaleia Antoniadou, Author
— Thaleia Antoniadou, Author
— Thaleia Antoniadou, Author
Al Tira
What defines a good book? Strong writing, an original story, fully realized characters, and a narrative that avoids unnecessary digressions or empty verbosity. When sharp humor and sustained suspense are added to that balance, the result is a story that truly lifts off.
While reading Al Tira, there were countless moments when I felt the author’s presence behind the page, her incisive humor, her strong personality, her courage, and her deep affection for people, all reflected in the characters she creates. Yet Profeta avoids moralizing or rigid didacticism. Instead, the underlying message emerges naturally: how life’s events shape individuals and define the way they confront adversity.
Her writing is intense and atmospheric, holding the reader’s attention throughout. Nothing feels superfluous; no page exists merely to fill space. This is a novel written with purpose and soul, where every part matters.
What defines a good book? Strong writing, an original story, fully realized characters, and a narrative that avoids unnecessary digressions or empty verbosity. When sharp humor and sustained suspense are added to that balance, the result is a story that truly lifts off.
While reading Al Tira, there were countless moments when I felt the author’s presence behind the page, her incisive humor, her strong personality, her courage, and her deep affection for people, all reflected in the characters she creates. Yet Profeta avoids moralizing or rigid didacticism. Instead, the underlying message emerges naturally: how life’s events shape individuals and define the way they confront adversity.
Her writing is intense and atmospheric, holding the reader’s attention throughout. Nothing feels superfluous; no page exists merely to fill space. This is a novel written with purpose and soul, where every part matters.
What defines a good book? Strong writing, an original story, fully realized characters, and a narrative that avoids unnecessary digressions or empty verbosity. When sharp humor and sustained suspense are added to that balance, the result is a story that truly lifts off.
While reading Al Tira, there were countless moments when I felt the author’s presence behind the page, her incisive humor, her strong personality, her courage, and her deep affection for people, all reflected in the characters she creates. Yet Profeta avoids moralizing or rigid didacticism. Instead, the underlying message emerges naturally: how life’s events shape individuals and define the way they confront adversity.
Her writing is intense and atmospheric, holding the reader’s attention throughout. Nothing feels superfluous; no page exists merely to fill space. This is a novel written with purpose and soul, where every part matters.
— Maria Komelidou, early reader
— Maria Komelidou, early reader
— Maria Komelidou, early reader
How often does one read a work of romantic fiction by a Greek author and remain genuinely engaged until the very last page, without ever feeling misled? Rarely, in my experience. By “misled,” I mean that familiar sense of déjà vu: predictable turns, loose plotting, underdeveloped characters, narrative gaps.
This novel by Sara Profeta overturns those expectations. It drew me in completely and offered real reading pleasure, an accomplished work marked by momentum, constant development, and true narrative surprises. The first-person voice, combined with the author’s confident storytelling, sharp humor, and an ever-tightening sense of suspense, sustains the reader’s interest throughout.
With its elegant flow, layered emotional intensity, and carefully structured climaxes, the book delivers both tension and depth. It stands as a compelling and well-crafted example of its genre, one that earns its impact rather than relying on easy effects.
How often does one read a work of romantic fiction by a Greek author and remain genuinely engaged until the very last page, without ever feeling misled? Rarely, in my experience. By “misled,” I mean that familiar sense of déjà vu: predictable turns, loose plotting, underdeveloped characters, narrative gaps.
This novel by Sara Profeta overturns those expectations. It drew me in completely and offered real reading pleasure, an accomplished work marked by momentum, constant development, and true narrative surprises. The first-person voice, combined with the author’s confident storytelling, sharp humor, and an ever-tightening sense of suspense, sustains the reader’s interest throughout.
With its elegant flow, layered emotional intensity, and carefully structured climaxes, the book delivers both tension and depth. It stands as a compelling and well-crafted example of its genre, one that earns its impact rather than relying on easy effects.
How often does one read a work of romantic fiction by a Greek author and remain genuinely engaged until the very last page, without ever feeling misled? Rarely, in my experience. By “misled,” I mean that familiar sense of déjà vu: predictable turns, loose plotting, underdeveloped characters, narrative gaps.
This novel by Sara Profeta overturns those expectations. It drew me in completely and offered real reading pleasure, an accomplished work marked by momentum, constant development, and true narrative surprises. The first-person voice, combined with the author’s confident storytelling, sharp humor, and an ever-tightening sense of suspense, sustains the reader’s interest throughout.
With its elegant flow, layered emotional intensity, and carefully structured climaxes, the book delivers both tension and depth. It stands as a compelling and well-crafted example of its genre, one that earns its impact rather than relying on easy effects.
✍️ Jenny Koukidou | Koukidaki
✍️ Jenny Koukidou | Koukidaki
✍️ Jenny Koukidou | Koukidaki
I needed only two days to finish 18 Days After by Sara Profeta, a novel that draws you in quickly and refuses to let go. What stood out first was the way the characters are shaped: deeply believable, unpolished, and allowed to exist without embellishment. Profeta does not romanticize situations or soften the truth; she gives both people and events exactly the weight they deserve.
Her writing is fluid and relentless, awakening strong emotions while quietly pushing the reader to reflect on how they might act in similar circumstances. Contemporary, direct, and laced with self-irony, the narrative is enriched by realistic dialogue and an immediacy that pulls you in completely. The pace never falters, carrying the story forward with steady intensity.
I needed only two days to finish 18 Days After by Sara Profeta, a novel that draws you in quickly and refuses to let go. What stood out first was the way the characters are shaped: deeply believable, unpolished, and allowed to exist without embellishment. Profeta does not romanticize situations or soften the truth; she gives both people and events exactly the weight they deserve.
Her writing is fluid and relentless, awakening strong emotions while quietly pushing the reader to reflect on how they might act in similar circumstances. Contemporary, direct, and laced with self-irony, the narrative is enriched by realistic dialogue and an immediacy that pulls you in completely. The pace never falters, carrying the story forward with steady intensity.
I needed only two days to finish 18 Days After by Sara Profeta, a novel that draws you in quickly and refuses to let go. What stood out first was the way the characters are shaped: deeply believable, unpolished, and allowed to exist without embellishment. Profeta does not romanticize situations or soften the truth; she gives both people and events exactly the weight they deserve.
Her writing is fluid and relentless, awakening strong emotions while quietly pushing the reader to reflect on how they might act in similar circumstances. Contemporary, direct, and laced with self-irony, the narrative is enriched by realistic dialogue and an immediacy that pulls you in completely. The pace never falters, carrying the story forward with steady intensity.
✍️ Kyriaki Ganiti | Dominica Amat
✍️ Kyriaki Ganiti | Dominica Amat
✍️ Kyriaki Ganiti | Dominica Amat
Al Tira (Do Not Fear) by Sara Profeta is a gripping novel that fuses the intensity of a thriller with deep psychological inquiry, placing its characters in extreme circumstances that demand courage, trust, and emotional endurance. The story explores fear, faith, and betrayal while confronting fundamental human dilemmas, loyalty to loved ones versus the instinct for self-preservation.
Profeta’s characters are never reduced to symbols of good or evil; they are complex, conflicted individuals shaped by inner struggle and moral tension. Her language is atmospheric and almost poetic, creating a distinctly cinematic reading experience. Through vivid, emotionally charged descriptions, the reader is drawn into the heroine’s anxiety and sense of threat, as darkness and claustrophobia intensify the narrative’s momentum.
At its core, Al Tira is a philosophical exploration of what it means to be human in an age of fear and uncertainty. Through Ester’s ordeal, the novel reflects on courage, resilience, and faith, offering a powerful reminder of the human spirit’s capacity to endure even in the face of darkness.
Al Tira (Do Not Fear) by Sara Profeta is a gripping novel that fuses the intensity of a thriller with deep psychological inquiry, placing its characters in extreme circumstances that demand courage, trust, and emotional endurance. The story explores fear, faith, and betrayal while confronting fundamental human dilemmas, loyalty to loved ones versus the instinct for self-preservation.
Profeta’s characters are never reduced to symbols of good or evil; they are complex, conflicted individuals shaped by inner struggle and moral tension. Her language is atmospheric and almost poetic, creating a distinctly cinematic reading experience. Through vivid, emotionally charged descriptions, the reader is drawn into the heroine’s anxiety and sense of threat, as darkness and claustrophobia intensify the narrative’s momentum.
At its core, Al Tira is a philosophical exploration of what it means to be human in an age of fear and uncertainty. Through Ester’s ordeal, the novel reflects on courage, resilience, and faith, offering a powerful reminder of the human spirit’s capacity to endure even in the face of darkness.
Al Tira (Do Not Fear) by Sara Profeta is a gripping novel that fuses the intensity of a thriller with deep psychological inquiry, placing its characters in extreme circumstances that demand courage, trust, and emotional endurance. The story explores fear, faith, and betrayal while confronting fundamental human dilemmas, loyalty to loved ones versus the instinct for self-preservation.
Profeta’s characters are never reduced to symbols of good or evil; they are complex, conflicted individuals shaped by inner struggle and moral tension. Her language is atmospheric and almost poetic, creating a distinctly cinematic reading experience. Through vivid, emotionally charged descriptions, the reader is drawn into the heroine’s anxiety and sense of threat, as darkness and claustrophobia intensify the narrative’s momentum.
At its core, Al Tira is a philosophical exploration of what it means to be human in an age of fear and uncertainty. Through Ester’s ordeal, the novel reflects on courage, resilience, and faith, offering a powerful reminder of the human spirit’s capacity to endure even in the face of darkness.
📰 Alexia Vlara | Open Mind, e-magazine
📰 Alexia Vlara | Open Mind, e-magazine
📰 Alexia Vlara | Open Mind, e-magazine
Among the many genres one encounters, social novels, romance, crime, thrillers, some books stand out as rare gems, while others fade quickly. Al Tira belongs firmly to a category of its own. It is a powerful and unsettling novel that captivated me from the very first pages and never loosened its grip.
Through a distinctive and masterful narrative voice, Sara Profeta weaves together contrasts without ever confusing the reader: war and peace, love and hatred, courage and fear, light and darkness. At the heart of it all lies an overwhelming love, one that resists defeat and fuels the emotional force of the story.
As the characters fight their battles, the novel unfolds like a demanding theatrical production, meticulously directed by the author herself. Al Tira emerges as a rare work of art, vivid, layered, and deeply resonant, leaving a lasting impression long after the final page.
Among the many genres one encounters, social novels, romance, crime, thrillers, some books stand out as rare gems, while others fade quickly. Al Tira belongs firmly to a category of its own. It is a powerful and unsettling novel that captivated me from the very first pages and never loosened its grip.
Through a distinctive and masterful narrative voice, Sara Profeta weaves together contrasts without ever confusing the reader: war and peace, love and hatred, courage and fear, light and darkness. At the heart of it all lies an overwhelming love, one that resists defeat and fuels the emotional force of the story.
As the characters fight their battles, the novel unfolds like a demanding theatrical production, meticulously directed by the author herself. Al Tira emerges as a rare work of art, vivid, layered, and deeply resonant, leaving a lasting impression long after the final page.
Among the many genres one encounters, social novels, romance, crime, thrillers, some books stand out as rare gems, while others fade quickly. Al Tira belongs firmly to a category of its own. It is a powerful and unsettling novel that captivated me from the very first pages and never loosened its grip.
Through a distinctive and masterful narrative voice, Sara Profeta weaves together contrasts without ever confusing the reader: war and peace, love and hatred, courage and fear, light and darkness. At the heart of it all lies an overwhelming love, one that resists defeat and fuels the emotional force of the story.
As the characters fight their battles, the novel unfolds like a demanding theatrical production, meticulously directed by the author herself. Al Tira emerges as a rare work of art, vivid, layered, and deeply resonant, leaving a lasting impression long after the final page.
📰 Konstantinos Ioakimidis | Bookia.gr
📰 Konstantinos Ioakimidis | Bookia.gr
📰 Konstantinos Ioakimidis | Bookia.gr
I’ll use words that may sound familiar — even clichéd — but they fit the book perfectly: relentless action, love and art, love and terrorism, and Sara Profeta’s humor at its very best.
From the very first pages of Al Tira, I found myself traveling through Egypt — hearing the music, almost sensing the aromas of the food. I knew in advance that the subject was thorny, and I kept wondering: how can a woman writer describe armed confrontations so convincingly?
The precision of the scenes, the emotional intensity, the open-minded and democratic perspective, and the humor more than rewarded me.
The portrayal of a deep friendship between a man and a woman of different origins and religions, under the same sun, is profoundly moving.
A must-read.
I’ll use words that may sound familiar — even clichéd — but they fit the book perfectly: relentless action, love and art, love and terrorism, and Sara Profeta’s humor at its very best.
From the very first pages of Al Tira, I found myself traveling through Egypt — hearing the music, almost sensing the aromas of the food. I knew in advance that the subject was thorny, and I kept wondering: how can a woman writer describe armed confrontations so convincingly?
The precision of the scenes, the emotional intensity, the open-minded and democratic perspective, and the humor more than rewarded me.
The portrayal of a deep friendship between a man and a woman of different origins and religions, under the same sun, is profoundly moving.
A must-read.
I’ll use words that may sound familiar — even clichéd — but they fit the book perfectly: relentless action, love and art, love and terrorism, and Sara Profeta’s humor at its very best.
From the very first pages of Al Tira, I found myself traveling through Egypt — hearing the music, almost sensing the aromas of the food. I knew in advance that the subject was thorny, and I kept wondering: how can a woman writer describe armed confrontations so convincingly?
The precision of the scenes, the emotional intensity, the open-minded and democratic perspective, and the humor more than rewarded me.
The portrayal of a deep friendship between a man and a woman of different origins and religions, under the same sun, is profoundly moving.
A must-read.
— Thaleia Antoniadou, Author
— Thaleia Antoniadou, Author
— Thaleia Antoniadou, Author
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