A Divided Duty - White, Carol
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Set in Philadelphia, the city of brotherly love, a modern-day classic pits brothers Otto and Ivan Blackmoor against each other in a tale of business, love, jealousy, and revenge. When family matters of loyalty and betrayal escalate, secretive plots are exposed and misunderstandings run rampant until a vigilante-style justice is finally served. "Oh brother! In Carol White's page-turner, A Divided Duty, brothers Otto and Ivan Blackmoor battle it out in both business and romance. Funny, sexy and heart-pounding, this sizzling sibling rivalry puts others to shame and builds to a stunning climax.…mehr

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Set in Philadelphia, the city of brotherly love, a modern-day classic pits brothers Otto and Ivan Blackmoor against each other in a tale of business, love, jealousy, and revenge. When family matters of loyalty and betrayal escalate, secretive plots are exposed and misunderstandings run rampant until a vigilante-style justice is finally served. "Oh brother! In Carol White's page-turner, A Divided Duty, brothers Otto and Ivan Blackmoor battle it out in both business and romance. Funny, sexy and heart-pounding, this sizzling sibling rivalry puts others to shame and builds to a stunning climax. This novel will keep you guessing until the end who the real victims-and villains-really are. A great read!"-Mike Vogel, Newsday "A modern-day take on Shakespeare's Othello, Carol White's tale of ambition, passion, and greed is a must-read for those who enjoy their suspense dished up sexy and witty, and with well-drawn characters who keep you guessing." -Benjamin Laskin, author of The Will and Murphy's Luck
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Autorenporträt
Carol White is a seven-time award-winning novelist, playwright and freelance writer. Her fiction, essays and columns have been published by The East Hampton Star, The Sun-Sentinel, Writers' Journal, Insight for Playwrights, Working Writers, Woman's World, The Florida Writer, and Senior Scene. She is a member of the South Florida Theatre League, Florida Writers Association, Florida Mystery Writers, National League of American Pen Women, and National Women's Book Association. Carol was the former Executive Producer for the Boca Raton Theatre Guild. She moderates playwriting and memoir workshops, and is a popular speaker at libraries and women's groups in South Florida.