“For Honor” is a passionate love but cursed never to flourish.

“For Honor” is the jealousy that hides within love.

“For Honor” is every moment you burn with insecurity that others might see all those things you desperately try to hide.

“For Honor” is the Tall One and Iro, the Tsiou, Aris, the Soldier, Athena, and Mania, seven kids who grow up much faster than they imagined.

“For Honor” is the drama and the fun, the crying and the laughter shared by people like you and me, like everyone, in sweet adolescence, in fateful adulthood.

Because above all, “For Honor” is the oath that binds and keeps the group together forever.

“For Honor” is the blessing and adventure of friendship.

The “For Honor,” the series written by Mirella Papaioannou and loved in the late 1990s, is published for the first time as a novel and reminds us how it all started for Mano, Michalis, Iro, Vasilis, Aris, Mania, and Athena, the group that returned to the small screen in 2019, twenty years later.