When you know that you know that you know! Or The redemption of Benjamin Ashton (Dromedaris Stories from South Africa) |  | Author: Marie Warder
Category: eBooks
In Stock
Sales Rank: 362,854
Format: Kindle eBook
Language: English (Published)
Media: Kindle Edition
Edition: Book one of the Beauclaire Trilogy
Pages: 576
Number Of Items: 1
ASIN: B005K2HGFA
Publication Date: August 30, 2011
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Product Description
Marie Warder delivers an amazing book!
From Marie Warder, writer of such bestsellers as Storm Water and With no Remorse… one can always expect the extraordinary. In this regard, When you know that you know that you know!—an enthralling and very different romance, (if it can so be described)—is no exception. Set amid orange groves in the lovely town of Nelspruit, South Africa—among ‘Bougainvilleas, Flame trees, Jacarandas and Poinsettias; Scarlet Flamboyant and Bottle Brush, yellow Bird of Paradise, crimson Erythrina, salmon, rose pink and white Oleander, interspersed by a riot of the sky blue, Duranta’— the air is heavy with the perfume of orange blossom in this well-written novel with an unusual plot, unusual complications and an unusual conclusion. It is the story of a successful young American, one of the wealthiest men in the world, who travels to South Africa where, going in search of his brother, he finds God—and, so doing, finds himself! To say more would be to spoil for our readers what should prove to be a captivating read which will hold their attention from start to finish. Every chapter ends with a cliffhanger!
Publisher's Review
You have never read a book quite like this! It packs such a punch that at times it will leave you breathless!
Book Club Reviewer.
Product Description
Marie Warder delivers an amazing book!
From Marie Warder, writer of such bestsellers as Storm Water and With no Remorse… one can always expect the extraordinary. In this regard, When you know that you know that you know!—an enthralling and very different romance, (if it can so be described)—is no exception. Set amid orange groves in the lovely town of Nelspruit, South Africa—among ‘Bougainvilleas, Flame trees, Jacarandas and Poinsettias; Scarlet Flamboyant and Bottle Brush, yellow Bird of Paradise, crimson Erythrina, salmon, rose pink and white Oleander, interspersed by a riot of the sky blue, Duranta’— the air is heavy with the perfume of orange blossom in this well-written novel with an unusual plot, unusual complications and an unusual conclusion. It is the story of a successful young American, one of the wealthiest men in the world, who travels to South Africa where, going in search of his brother, he finds God—and, so doing, finds himself! To say more would be to spoil for our readers what should prove to be a captivating read which will hold their attention from start to finish. Every chapter ends with a cliffhanger!
Publisher's Review
You have never read a book quite like this! It packs such a punch that at times it will leave you breathless!
Book Club Reviewer.
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