Patricia Volonakis Davis - Patricia V. Davis's first non-fiction book, Harlot's Sauce: A Memoir of Food, Family, Love, Loss, and Greece, is an Award-Winning Finalist in the Best Books 2008 Awards, sponsored by USA Book News, and has ranked in the top five in its category on amazon.com and number one on Kindle.Patricia is the founder and editor-in-chief of the non-partisan HS Radio e-magazine and podcast at www.harlotssauce.com, and her essays, opinion articles, political /social satire, and celebrity interviews have appeared in various newspapers and magazines nationally and internationally. As a certified "Expert in Failed Relationships" she also writes a popular advice column, wherein people write to her to get her opinion on whether or not they are screwing up as badly as she did in her life. Patricia holds a Master's Degree in Creative Writing and Education, and has taught extensively in private and public high schools in the United States and in Greece. As an invited speaker at many venues, Patricia gets to the hearts and minds of her audiences.In the mid-90's, Patricia emigrated to Athens, Greece, where she founded an education service, Serafim Books, named for “a good book is like a guardian angel.” Serafim Books gained international acclaim for its dedication to education and its philanthropic work with organizations such as Make-A-Wish Greece chapter and TESOL Greece, where Patricia served as vice-chair. During this time, Scholastic International, publishers of children’s books and educational materials, appointed Patricia their exclusive representative of Greece, Cyprus and Turkey.These days she is blessed to reside in Northern California, where, when not chasing deer off her lawn, she is hard at work on her latest manuscript, or volunteering her time to youth groups, such as Capital City Young Writers Patricia V. Davis's first non-fiction book, Harlot's Sauce: A Memoir of Food, Family, Love, Loss, and Greece is an Award-Winning Finalist in the National Best Books 2008 Awards, sponsored by USA Book News, and has ranked in the top five in its category on amazon.com and number one on Kindle: "...delicious..." - Marin Independent Journal Witty, human, readable" ---www.bitchbuzz.com "Inspiring, great read" ---Greek Star "A compulsively readable, cross-cultural memoir...Patricia Volonakis Davis has written a candid story that is both hilarious and heartbreaking, about a woman who discovers who she is and her true potential." ─ Wendy Tokunaga, author, Love in Translation, Midori by Moonlight CLICK HERE for more REVIEWS

Patricia Volonakis Davis

Patricia V. Davis's first non-fiction book, Harlot's Sauce: A Memoir of Food, Family, Love, Loss, and Greece, is an Award-Winning Finalist in the Best Books 2008 Awards, sponsored by USA Book News, and has ranked in the top five in its category on amazon.com and number one on Kindle.

Patricia is the founder and editor-in-chief of the non-partisan HS Radio e-magazine and podcast at www.harlotssauce.com, and her essays, opinion articles, political /social satire, and celebrity interviews have appeared in various newspapers and magazines nationally and internationally. As a certified "Expert in Failed Relationships" she also writes a popular advice column, wherein people write to her to get her opinion on whether or not they are screwing up as badly as she did in her life.

Patricia holds a Master's Degree in Creative Writing and Education, and has taught extensively in private and public high schools in the United States and in Greece. As an invited speaker at many venues, Patricia gets to the hearts and minds of her audiences.

In the mid-90's, Patricia emigrated to Athens, Greece, where she founded an education service, Serafim Books, named for “a good book is like a guardian angel.” Serafim Books gained international acclaim for its dedication to education and its philanthropic work with organizations such as Make-A-Wish Greece chapter and TESOL Greece, where Patricia served as vice-chair. During this time, Scholastic International, publishers of children’s books and educational materials, appointed Patricia their exclusive representative of Greece, Cyprus and Turkey.

These days she is blessed to reside in Northern California, where, when not chasing deer off her lawn, she is hard at work on her latest manuscript, or volunteering her time to youth groups, such as Capital City Young Writers

Patricia V. Davis's first non-fiction book,

Harlot's Sauce:

A Memoir of Food, Family, Love, Loss, and Greece

is an Award-Winning Finalist in the National Best Books 2008 Awards, sponsored by USA Book News, and has ranked in the top five in its category on amazon.com and number one on Kindle:

"...delicious..."

- Marin Independent Journal

Witty, human, readable"

---www.bitchbuzz.com

"Inspiring, great read"

---Greek Star

"A compulsively readable, cross-cultural memoir...Patricia Volonakis Davis has written a candid story that is both

hilarious and heartbreaking, about a woman who discovers

who she is and her true potential."

─ Wendy Tokunaga, author, Love in Translation, Midori by Moonlight