The Divine Dantes: Cruising in Paradise
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- ISBN978-1-933747-46-0
- EAN9781933747460
- Date de parution15/08/2015
- Protection num.pas de protection
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurAndrew Barger
Résumé
Book I of The Divine Dantes trilogy was a "best second novel" finalist in the Indie Book Awards. Now, in this final installment of the popular trilogy, Eddie finds himself on a cruise with his beloved Beatrice. There will be mayhem, love and of course rock-n-roll. The Divine Dantes is a trilogy of comedic-rock-romance-literary novels paralleling The Inferno, The Purgatorio, and The Paradiso of Dante Alighieri's classic poem, The Divine Comedy.
In it the characters of The Divine Comedy are brought to life in modern times through a series of laugh-out-loud events. Praise: "a lively and good-natured work.
In it the characters of The Divine Comedy are brought to life in modern times through a series of laugh-out-loud events. Praise: "a lively and good-natured work.
Book I of The Divine Dantes trilogy was a "best second novel" finalist in the Indie Book Awards. Now, in this final installment of the popular trilogy, Eddie finds himself on a cruise with his beloved Beatrice. There will be mayhem, love and of course rock-n-roll. The Divine Dantes is a trilogy of comedic-rock-romance-literary novels paralleling The Inferno, The Purgatorio, and The Paradiso of Dante Alighieri's classic poem, The Divine Comedy.
In it the characters of The Divine Comedy are brought to life in modern times through a series of laugh-out-loud events. Praise: "a lively and good-natured work.
In it the characters of The Divine Comedy are brought to life in modern times through a series of laugh-out-loud events. Praise: "a lively and good-natured work.
