With hands stretched out like an eagle wanting to fly. With feet striking the ground as if to conquer it. With a free spirit that cannot be tamed and a heart given to a man who was and was not hers, since she shared him with a difficult rival. His ideology.

From Ramona of Thessaloniki to the poor neighborhoods of Piraeus, a life set against a dark background and a love she experienced in doses. This was how the heroine of the book made her way. In difficult times, which were many, she would light her cigarette and rise to a heavy zeibekiko dance. This dance suited her after all. Lonely, gallant, improvisational, and free. Like Katina.

A book based on true events that celebrates love, freedom, and female strength, by the author of the 70,000-copy bestseller Penny Papadakis.