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Newest Review: ... in nature though lovable as the family dog, Apollo. His childhood sweetheart, Praxi understands the depth of his solitary ... more

 ... nature and the passion and love that he hides from the world. Despite being the youngest of five boys, he's adored by them and adores them in turn. The British forces that occupy the island are no threat to the people until a ruling by the British government on not allowing the island to join with their Greek neighbors starts a rebel group under the name of EOKA and tensions lead to fighting. By an unlucky chance one of the twins, Nicos, is killed by a soldier and the family are drawn into a war they don't want. Lou...more

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Aphrodite's War - Andrea Busfield: Timeless Love (1134 words)
by - written on 06/01/12 (Very useful, 46 readings)
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Often I am attracted to a book by its cover and Aphrodite's War was no exception. With its beautiful blue and green scenery, which spoke to me of Greece and a young boy mirroring the actions of a plane, flying overhead it caught my imagination. Inside the cover I found that this was a tale of love set against a background of years of British occupation and Turkish oppression. The author, Andrea Busfield, spent most of her childhood years in Cyprus and has clearly loved the island and it's many inhabitants, whatever their nationality. I love reading books by British authors because it's easier to understand the references as opposed to American authors. This ...  Read the complete review

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