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Hunger Hill |
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US
price: $15.95
UK
price: £13.99 |
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Romantic tale of a
transatlantic affair between an American and her British second cousin.
Lots of thwarted passion and appetite for life as the hero and heroine
cross their emotional and cultural barriers.
Book Description
A moving tale of thwarted love between Lauren (an American) and Seth (her British second cousin), spanning a period of ten years. Fresh out of college, Lauren accompanies her grandmother on a trip to Lichfield, England in 1979, and struggles to resist her growing passion for the elusive, rebellious young Seth. If Lauren instinctively knows Seth loves her, then why does it all go wrong? No answers, only silence and despair... Their paths seem destined not to cross again.
Hunger Hill is deliciously sharp and sensual: an absorbing tale guaranteed to satisfy even the most cynical appetite. A gripping feat of transatlantic passion and adventure.
About the author
Lisa Ammerman is an
American (age 47, BA in English) who spent a number of years living in
Nottingham, England. While living there her short stories have
appeared in My Weekly and People's Friend. On the
literary side, two stories have been published in Small Press
Publications; others have been shortlisted in UK fiction competitions such
as World Wide Writers. She now resides in Florida with her
husband.
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Also by Lisa Ammerman:
LOVE
IN A NUTBAG
by Lisa Ammerman.
Published by Writers Club Press. Love
in a Nutbag presents a combination of literary and intellectual as
well as sexual and romantic interest. The story is a “parallel
montage” in the lives of two women —— the modern granddaughter and
the dead grandmother, suggesting how the two lives are bound together in a
common quest for those epiphanies, or moments of intense (often sexual)
fulfillment, that come out of the “nutbag” that our otherwise humdrum
and prosaic lives occasionally present to us.
More info $13.95
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Diadem Books visits Florida. Editor Charles Muller, of Diadem Books, visited Florida in early December 2003 where he was the guest of author Lisa Ammerman and her husband Terry Henderson
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