The Bittel Alexis Mikhailedis

In the end, everyone has the right to be the hero of their story. So I should be allowed to be the hero of my story. But I am not. I am the villain. Mariana, a psychotherapist specializing in group therapy, returns to the picturesque grounds of Cambridge University where she graduated, after a call from her niece Zoe, who pleads with her and tells her about the murder of her close friend Tara. Mariana quickly becomes convinced that the murderer is Professor Edward Fushka, the handsome and wildly popular Greek tragedy professor, loved by his students especially a secret group of female students called the Bithl, despite there being a conclusive alibi for him. Driven by her concern for Zoe's safety, Mariana involves herself in the investigations, which soon become more complicated after the discovery of another girl’s body. Amidst this mystery that combines ancient Greek rituals, modern psychology, and horrific murders, Mariana is determined to uncover the killer no matter the cost, even if it costs her her life.