The Greek Fisherman's Catch - Greek, #2 - E-book - ePub

Name: The Greek Fisherman's Catch
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Author: Patricia Catacalos
ISBN: 9781301143047

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Greece, 1853.Taki intends to avenge his mother's wartime rape, twenty-nine years ago, by a Turkish General and his English cohort. He has searched years... Lire la suite

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Greece, 1853.Taki intends to avenge his mother's wartime rape, twenty-nine years ago, by a Turkish General and his English cohort. He has searched years for the two men and discovers that beautiful Natalie, a visitor to Greece, is the Englishman's daughter. She will be Taki's lure to bring her father back to Greece. But the vengeful Taki and passionate Natalie unwillingly become captives to love.

Date de parution

13/01/2013
Editeur

Bluewater
Collection

Greek
ISBN

978-1-301-14304-7
EAN

9781301143047
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ePub

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Biographie de Patricia Catacalos

I hold a BA in Theatre from Seton Hill University and a MA in Theatre from the University of Denver. Years ago, when still single, I acted in and directed plays in the Philadelphia area but suffered the fate of many artists, struggling financially. So I entered a career in sales. But, my creative spirit needed to express itself and several years, ago, I started writing historical romances. I discovered that writing historical romances is my passion.
I love weaving historical personalities into my plot, interacting with my fictional characters. Recently, I began writing historical mysteries/intrigue and again, love the aspect of interspersing historical fact and personalities into my story line. I am married to a loving and supportive man with a Greek heritage (which influenced a couple of my novels) and we live in southern New Jersey.