I was recommended this saying that the author is a researcher. So I had in my mind that it would also include experiential experiences from the locations and legends he analyzes, but in essence, he simply gathers what has been said by various nations about specific phenomena. There is no exploration or any experiential comments. I find it extremely expensive for what it offers. I was disappointed. It's not that I didn't like it, but at the same time, it wasn't what was presented to me. Giannoulakis is well-traveled and could have included his own comments on all this since he has been to places with a metaphysical aura. I was also recommended "Paranormal," which is his book, but from what I understood, it simply analyzes bibliographically and doesn't have anything experiential. I recognize that he is a good writer, but he doesn't fully satisfy what I'm looking for. So if someone just wants to read about legends, then yes, the book "Secret Greece" will fully satisfy you; however, if on the other hand, you want to see something experiential, then unfortunately it will not satisfy you