About the auhtor

Stuart R. Fleming

Originally from Paisley, Scotland, Stuart R. Fleming is a writer and long-time lover of the Greek islands

After years sailing the straits aboard his boat Samantha, Greece became more than a destination it became home.When he's not writing, Stuart tends his hillside farm on Kythera, gathering olives in the autumn sun and planting by the lunar calendar. His stories, like his life, are shaped by the rhythms of the Mediterranean: quiet, reflective, and profoundly human.

“I write from the stillness that the sea taught me.” — Stuart

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By Stuart Fleming

Greek Odyssey of the Heart

Beneath the golden skies of Greece, a woman searching for peace finds more than she ever expected — resilience, purpose, and a love that feels like home. Set on the idyllic island of Poros, this is a tender journey of renewal and rediscovery. Inspired by real places and raw emotions, it’s a moving tale of letting go, holding on, and embracing life’s unexpected gifts.

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Moments that stay with you — from *Greek Odyssey of the Heart

EXCERPTS FROM THE BOOKS

Quiet moments. Honest truths. A story that doesn’t shout

The Essence of the Book

Rooted in Place

Set among the harbours and hills of Greece, the novel pulses with the stillness and sunlight of the islands.

Art & Rebirth

Through painting, slow mornings, and lemon-bright afternoons, Aimee begins to rediscover her voice and herself.

Healing, Gently

Not every wound needs a storm to heal. Sometimes, it’s thyme between the stones and laughter under stars.

A Journey Within

This is more the travel.It's a second chance - The kind that finds you when you stop looking.

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LETTERS FROM KYTHERA

A Year in the Garden

There is grace in building something small and good. This place, this garden, these rooms we’ve shaped with our hands and our hopes — they matter. Not for how many stars they earn, but because people come here and remember who they are.

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LETTERS FROM KYTHERA

To the Sea, Always

We are not who we were. We are who we became when we stopped rushing and began to feel. This place taught us to live again — with braveness, with softness. And with bread warm from the oven

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