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Ο Επίορκος

Author: CHrysiida Dimoulidou

Nominated for the Skroutz Book Awards 2026 Readers’ Choice Awards.

A gripping book that explores betrayal, moral dilemmas, and personal responsibility through a powerful narrative. The plot highlights...

Nominated for the Skroutz Book Awards 2026 Readers’ Choice Awards.

A gripping book that explores betrayal, moral dilemmas, and personal responsibility through a powerful narrative. The plot highlights the consequences of the characters’ choices and their inner conflicts. An excellent choice for literature lovers seeking stories with depth and sustained...

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  • Release 21/05/2026
  • Pages Pages 656
  • Cover Cover Soft
  • Publisher Publisher PSychogios
Genre: Social
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  • Mixed feelings about a book that, while it has all the elements of a strong story, ultimately did not manage to keep me as engaged as I would have liked.
    The story of Stathis, a child marked by his father’s suicide and who vows to bring justice, is interesting. His journey from trauma and loss to power, success, and parallel power could have led to a truly gripping narrative.
    But that did not happen for me.
    The book is easy to read, the writing is simple, and the plot moves along without much difficulty. Nevertheless, several times I felt myself losing interest. In fact, at some points I skipped through quite a few pages almost without reading them, and the paradox is that I did not feel I was missing anything from the story.
    And that perhaps says a lot.
    An easy-to-read book, with an interesting initial idea and quite a few twists, but one that struggled to keep my interest undiminished.
    I would not say I regretted reading it. But neither would I say it will stay with me for long.

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  • Mixed feelings about a book that, while it has all the elements of a strong story, ultimately did not manage to keep me as engaged as I would have liked.
    The story of Stathis, a child marked by his father’s suicide and who vows to bring justice, is interesting. His journey from trauma and loss to power, success, and parallel power could have led to a truly gripping narrative.
    But that did not happen for me.
    The book is easy to read, the writing is simple, and the plot moves along without much difficulty. Nevertheless, several times I felt myself losing interest. In fact, at some points I skipped through quite a few pages almost without reading them, and the paradox is that I did not feel I was missing anything from the story.
    And that perhaps says a lot.
    An easy-to-read book, with an interesting initial idea and quite a few twists, but one that struggled to keep my interest undiminished.
    I would not say I regretted reading it. But neither would I say it will stay with me for long.

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Nominated for the Skroutz Book Awards 2026 Readers’ Choice Awards.

A gripping book that explores betrayal, moral dilemmas, and personal responsibility through a powerful narrative. The plot highlights the consequences of the characters’ choices and their inner conflicts. An excellent choice for literature lovers seeking stories with depth and sustained suspense.

A Suspenseful Plot and Moral Dilemmas

The book “The Oathbreaker” tells a gripping story full of twists, focusing on the consequences of breaking an oath. The characters face critical decisions that test their limits, keeping readers engaged from the first page to the last.

In-Depth Character Analysis

The narrative delves into the protagonists’ inner lives, vividly portraying their internal struggles. Through conflict and revelations, the work highlights the complexity of human relationships and the cost of personal choices.

Notable Literary Writing

With prose distinguished by its vividness and vitality, this book creates an atmospheric reading experience. It offers much for readers to ponder, leaving a lasting impression long after the final page.

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Author
CHrysiida Dimoulidou
Publisher
PSychogios
Publishers
Psychogios
Skroutz Book Awards 2026
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Type
Social
Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
656
Release Date
21/05/2026
Publication Date
2026
Dimensions
14x21 cm
ISBN-13
9786180165166

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Reviews (2)

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  2. 4 stars
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  • Mixed feelings about a book that, while it has all the elements of a strong story, ultimately did not manage to keep me as engaged as I would have liked.
    The story of Stathis, a child marked by his father’s suicide and who vows to bring justice, is interesting. His journey from trauma and loss to power, success, and parallel power could have led to a truly gripping narrative.
    But that did not happen for me.
    The book is easy to read, the writing is simple, and the plot moves along without much difficulty. Nevertheless, several times I felt myself losing interest. In fact, at some points I skipped through quite a few pages almost without reading them, and the paradox is that I did not feel I was missing anything from the story.
    And that perhaps says a lot.
    An easy-to-read book, with an interesting initial idea and quite a few twists, but one that struggled to keep my interest undiminished.
    I would not say I regretted reading it. But neither would I say it will stay with me for long.

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Mixed feelings about a book that, while it has all the elements of a strong story, ultimately did not manage to keep me as engaged as I would have liked.
    The story of Stathis, a child marked by his father’s suicide and who vows to bring justice, is interesting. His journey from trauma and loss to power, success, and parallel power could have led to a truly gripping narrative.
    But that did not happen for me.
    The book is easy to read, the writing is simple, and the plot moves along without much difficulty. Nevertheless, several times I felt myself losing interest. In fact, at some points I skipped through quite a few pages almost without reading them, and the paradox is that I did not feel I was missing anything from the story.
    And that perhaps says a lot.
    An easy-to-read book, with an interesting initial idea and quite a few twists, but one that struggled to keep my interest undiminished.
    I would not say I regretted reading it. But neither would I say it will stay with me for long.

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