The Good Deed

The narrative unfolds in a Greek refugee camp, exploring the lives of women on contrasting sides: the refugees confined within and an American tourist whose well-meaning actions spiral into perilous delusions. This layered novel delves into themes of displacement, belonging, love, and betrayal, highlighting the complex interplay between altruism and egoism. Helen Benedict crafts a powerful portrait that examines the stark realities faced by those seeking refuge and the moral dilemmas encountered by outsiders.