...and here's my first review...

In this eBook anti-hero Godfrey arrives on Greek shores in the role of a modern day Odysseus. Appointed by fate, can he (as Odysseus before him) protect the heritage of a desperate people whilst the odds seem against them? Tony's tale weaves greed, lust, mythology and crime, together with family values, honour, music and a love and eye for all that is Greek. Throw in a Cruella de Ville-type ex-partner, a backdrop of blue Aegean sky, a shared secret, ancient relics and help from the goddess Athena and watch a story that starts off at a ’siga siga’ pace develop into a warp-speed crescendo as every good Greek drama should. In his first novel Tony Brown proves as ever to be a great observer of Greek life without reverting to caricature.

‘SKLesvos’
as in 'The Greek-o-File Vol 6'.


and here's a few more...

Just finished reading The Idiot & The Oddity and loved it. It is very Katzantzankis in style, full of poetry, feeling, humour - but why hasn't it been published? I would love to see your book properly published. Very best wishes,
Lorrie Proctor, London.

I printed out and read TI&TO in one day. Outside the weather was awful for the entire day which not only gave me the perfect excuse for ignoring work that I should have been doing but also made your descriptions of Greece - the place and its people all the more appealing. It was a thoroughly enjoyable read and its left me wanting to revisit Greece.
Thank you
Sally Stiles, Falmouth, Cornwall.

Donner wetter mal und sapristi scheiss machener schweinerei!!! I`ll try again asap.
Finished your novel. Enjoyed reading it. VERY difficult to crit as I saw YOU as Godfrey and could not imagine you saying some of the stuff so I am an useless critic. However - - I DID think that some of it was a little unreal but if you had glued it together more it would have taken on a different reality.
It is emminently suitable for making into a script and would not be difficult to achieve. Suitable for either T.V.; film; or radio.
I enjoyed it and,if that is your first ever attempt, well done that man!!!!!! Thank you Tony. I shall probably read it again one day and see (if I can remember!) - how differently I feel about it.
Blessings, John Cynddylan, Montanel, France. 

Having ordered your book I have spent virtually the whole weekend at the computer screen, as I could not stop reading! It is a wonderful story and reminded me of my times spent living in Greece.
I will recommend it to all my Greek Evening class students.
Best Wishes
Fiona Collingwood, Bristol

You are a man after my own heart..your love of animals,life and our beloved Greece..you have a rare & wonderful talent with words and putting what many of us feel about Greece,but can't express on paper and screen with such great humour! Keep up the good work and it is a pleasure to know you.
Jane XXX London