Froxi Karamela, a true Athenian from her ancestors, is the heir to a historic candy factory that she transforms into her personal "temple." Her candies are unique. The mold is hard, but their essence and power lie within – in the "Olympian nectar" that she prepares, allowing her to evolve from a mere professional into a true creator.
She calls herself a "god," and sees society as an infinite "house of guilt," standing before her as an adversary and hostile. For the "sweet" Karamela, there are no innocents. Stigmatized by life herself, she decides to break the external shell of the world and take on the role of the punisher.
A book about family, social, and political relationships, about the contradiction between "appearance" and "essence." A story about hypocrisy, decay, and corruption, but also about the modern alienated person.
