Under a Greek Sky

By: Francesca Catlow

Narrated by: Erifyli Gigante

Escape to sun-drenched Corfu, where family secrets and second chances bloom under endless Mediterranean skies. Under a Greek Sky is perfect for fans of Karen Swan, Kate Frost and Paige Toon.

When her happily-ever-after is shattered by a fiancé who disappears along with her life savings, Lorena desperately needs a new start. Then her seemingly perfect parents separate, and her mother decides to return to Corfu, the island of her birth, to renovate a family beach house. Lorena goes too, keen for a chance to shut the world out for a while.

The sun-soaked island with its stunning beaches and glittering sea is just the distraction Lorena needs. Not least handsome, mysterious Christos. But as long-held family secrets start to emerge, clouds gather over their Greek island paradise.

Why has Lorena’s mother always refused to return to Corfu until now? What secrets of his own is Christos keeping? When her father reappears on the scene, all hope of peace seems lost. Is Lorena about to watch another happily-ever-after implode, or can she learn from the past and open herself up to a new future?

Let Francesca Catlow sweep you away to enchanting Corfu—the perfect place to rediscover romance and embrace new beginnings.

©2025 Francesca Catlow (P)2025 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.

Made me miss the beach

To me the end was a bit rushed. Other than that, it was a great story for a Sunday listening.

Love happy endings

A combo of mystery, drama, romance, and humanity’s struggles to overcome painful and traumatic events of the past and bravely embrace new beginnings.

Long predictable road to nowhere.

Accents were almost insufferable.
Plot...waiting for one to show up.
Characters...mundane, predictable
Meh

Silly, cliché

The plot line was silly and the whole thing was one cliche after another. The main character was intolerably annoying and honestly, so were most of the other characters. Entertaining enough I guess if you need something to half pay attention to, but definitely wouldn't recommend. The accents and voices were also pretty annoying to me for some reason. Not my cup of tea...