Kirjahaku

Helena Cadfield returns to Oxford from French boarding school in the summer of 1837 only to learn that her father has died while excavating treasures on her mother's property in Nemea, Greece. As a result, Helena leaves behind Allan, the man she loves to travel to Greece. She finds poverty and ruin there, as Greece is still suffering the aftermath of the 10-year revolution against the Ottoman Turks. Helena searches for her father's treasures with Aristotle. Her burgeoning love for Aristotle topples her laid-out plans for Allan. Will she return to Allan in England, or remain in Greece with Aristotle?

Beautiful Ipatia lives with her grandfather on the idyllic Greek island of Lipsi, where she follows the traditions of the Greek islanders. However, there is one tradition that she is determined to defy, and that is marriage. With her grandfather's blessing, she leaves for Piraeus, where she will live with her aunt while attending university. Just before her trip, Ipatia is rescued from a snake by handsome Tony, a Greek tycoon's son. He is smitten by her, but she is determined to go through with her education. Ipatia's carefully laid out plans go awry when her aunt is nowhere to be found in Piraeus. Circumstances bring Ipatia and Tony together again and their attraction grows. However, obstacles get in the way of their love, separating them. Ipatia leaves for America, determined to get her college degree. Will their love be strong enough to transcend the boundaries of distance and time?