John Trethewey.

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Natavallia in the Maldives (eBook, ePUB)

The Baines Saga

Beschreibung

Recently married musicians Judi and Zav Baines are assigned from Marbella to the Maldives. During the voyage from Gibraltar, they are joined by five strangers, seemingly with intertwined pasts long ago. Almost daily it gradually becomes clear that each of the five also knew Judi and Zav in their youth. But how? There are strange forces at work. Cosmic coincidences start to crowd in, defying interpretation. Events in their previous adventures start to make some kind of sense. The final battle starts with a series of lethal terrorist attacks on the Maldives Spa Hotel, their new home, uniting the group in a life-or-death fight for survival. An all-out assault forces reformed Macedonian brigand Kolper to call upon their last hope of salvation: the Call of the Shepherd, the Call of the Cosmos. But will the call be heard?

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Autor

Born in 1950, the son of grammar school teachers, young John Trethewey promised himself that he would never follow that profession. Although determined to be a composer, he embarked on his first novel at the age of eighteen. Over the following forty years, he has produced ten novels, a five-act stage play, and several major works for orchestra. A gifted linguist, in 1973 he decided after all to take up teaching. He has taught in several schools, with the twenty years leading to his retirement as teacher and director of studies in a Swiss international school. With wide interests, he particularly admires the music of Berlioz, the performances of the late Sir Colin Davis, and the lyrics of singer Al Stewart. This novel, the last in the series The Baines Saga, finally reveals the cosmic element that has increasingly been prevalent in events throughout the saga. It is a powerful dénouement to a long saga.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: AuthorHouse UK
• Seitenzahl: 210
• Erscheinungstermin: 29. Mai 2015
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781504943024
• Artikelnr.: 52582679