Marionettes

A Greek tragedy. A tale of cat and mouse, of fools and evildoers, and of strokes of fate within humanity. All themes are explored through a young lady in the 19th century Greece, where she faces unjust treatments from others of higher status. Throughout the story, she grapples with deep inner conflict, constantly questioning whether others are right about her or if she’s the one who truly understands, in a world of fools. Readers, after each page, will uncover psychological and philosophical struggles, which drive the narrative. The book delves into highly complex themes of self-doubt, identity, and perception, to which readers can discover their own great ideas and whirl into the world. I aimed to make this story timeless and elegant, because in every great tale, there lies a universal truth. - Beverly