The journey of an American philhellene into the world of the Greek Revolution of 1821 and his fervent dedication to the struggle of the people against tyranny provide the opportunity to unfold five years of war and dreams, from the uprising in Macedonia to the mountains of Aspropotamos, Roumeli and the enclosed Mesolongi.

"The Song of the Nightingale" is a novel of great adventure, where we encounter Nikolaos Papaphis, Kasomoulis, commanders of Roumeli and Olympus, Byron, and even the Anonymous author of the "Greek Nomarchy".

It is a book focused on the struggle of man for freedom and self-determination, but mostly on the warm embrace of love, which is the path and compass of another freedom, the existential one. All of this takes place on the paths of great journeys, as human destiny, tied to the middle mast, maps with its gaze the farthest reaches of the ocean.