Stephen Francis Montagna

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Produktbeschreibung

A female samurai warrior in 1333 is placed in the middle of the most male-dominated era in history. Her determination, skills, and disciplined fighting succeeded to the end, and her demise along with a curse placed upon her sword by the Shogun in which she and the sword would be entwined for eternity.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Brilliant Books Literary
• Seitenzahl: 658
• Erscheinungstermin: 27. April 2024
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798889455141
• Artikelnr.: 70463542

Autorenporträt

I was born in Brooklyn, New York and I started my writing career late, in 1996, and have completed 23 novels, three movie scripts, and three country and western songs. I am on a great ride and enjoying life and all of what God has given me. I love fishing, have a second home on Duck Key where my boats are moored and I sneak down to Marathon in the Keys when I take a vacation from book signing and writing. I addressed members of SAG (Screen Actors Guild) a day before the Academy Awards of this year and then I attended the Awards before setting off on a book signing to Japan, China, Germany, Italy, France, and England before coming home. I am working on my latest novel, Dragon Fire, and from there I shall start work on Cyrus, a missile developed by Iran. I owe a lot to so many people who formed my life, one special lady is a great and well-known artist, Ms. Marianne Motches who was my mentor, my dictionary, and my driving force to create my novels. I have two of her works and am in search of more. Without her help, I would still be thinking about writing my first novel. Now, my driving force is my seven-year-old daughter who pushes me just as hard as Ms. Motches. I feel I shall write until my lights go out, it is my passion, my mistress, lover, monster, and dream and my writing allows me to be whoever I am writing about so I am enjoying so many different lives.