It's Raining in Marrakech - Couverture souple

Kavanagh, X. W.

Couverture souple

ISBN 10 : 0990448029 ISBN 13 : 9780990448020

Editeur : The Circle: It's Raining in Marrakech, 2014

Synopsis

Will Kavanagh has reunited with the woman of his dreams, and the magic carpet ride he’s on with Dominique seems almost the living fairy tale until harsh reality sets in and he suddenly discovers there is a price to pay for redemption. It’s Raining in Marrakech will take you on the path less chosen and captivate your mind as Will becomes first the student and then the leader as life turns deadly serious and he must call upon every friend and force he knows to formulate his plan for survival. As the players are inexorably drawn to North Africa, Dominique proves her mettle as she calls upon her own ancestral tribe against the madman who is so obsessed with her. What began as a thrill ride turns into the most deadly game ever invented: kill or be killed. Pushed to the very edge of their limits, Will and company make one final daring move to banish the powerful force of obsessed evil to hell where he belongs. Come share the ride as Kavanagh forever puts aside his subliminal naivety and fear to become the reluctant hero of It’s Raining in Marrakech.

A propos du livre

À propos de l'auteur

X. W. Kavanagh is the pseudonym of the exciting new author of The Circle series, which began with The Circle: Freelancing with Freud, and features the unlikely but dynamic pairing of Will, the Cajun fortunate son who escapes the bayous, and Dominique, the intriguing French-Moroccan enchantress of Bedouin mystique. He now introduces the next phase of this incredible pairing with The Circle: It’s Raining in Marrakech. Will’s alter ego also escaped humble Southern roots, traveled the world, discovered love and tragedy and then lived to write about it. Having lived inside the bureaucratic framework as a government mule, he shares searing insights into survival and cunning from within the maddening mosaic. So what’s Will’s alter ego like for real? Not surprisingly, he sees life exactly the way Will Kavanagh does; totally unapologetic about his roots or his opinions. He’s a straight shooter who calls ‘em like he sees ‘em, and doesn’t abide fools willingly. Does he exist on moral quicksand? It totally depends on your point of view. As Kavanagh is wont to describe a moral dilemma, ‘if you don’t mind, it don’t matter.’ Does this get him across the breakers with people from time to time? You bet, but you’ll never have to guess how he feels about something. Especially women, with his doggedly heterosexual brunt, but you must endeavor to treat all people with dignity. Do we sometimes fail? Again, Kavanagh might say, ‘let he who is without sin cast the first stone.’ I’m a real believer that it’s the journey, not the destination that makes life most interesting. Our experiences make us who we are, so the more exciting they are the more robust the description of the moment is enabled. Will this perhaps insult the decencies of some readers? It’s just the difference between people, but I make every attempt to limit the damage to mere affronts, as opposed to indictments. I certainly hope you enjoy reading about Will and Dominique and their Circle of Love as much as I’ve enjoyed writing about them. Will’s journey through the wilderness of work and play will certainly keep you entertained, hopefully into the wee hours of the night—which is when much of it was written!

Détails de l'édition

• Éditeur: The Circle: It's Raining in Marrakech
• Date d'édition: 2014
• Langue: anglais
• ISBN 10: 0990448029
• ISBN 13: 9780990448020
• Reliure: Broché
• Numéro d'édition: 1
• Nombre de pages: 574
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