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Two Months in Summer

Autor Eleanor Michael
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 27 iun 2016
During the war-torn summer of 1974 in Cyprus Sally tries to rescue her husband, unjustly imprisoned in a far corner of the country. As she tries to locate him, the island is steadily torn apart by the invading forces of the Turkish army, making refugees of thousands of the population as they flee their homes in terror. As Sally battles to get her husband released, after his arrest during the military coup, she is thwarted time and again, either by the terrorists who attempt to kill her or the relentless march of the Turkish Army as they invade and capture the whole of the north of the island where her husband is locked up. A gripping fictional story of love and separation, inspired by personal, political and historical events, set within two months of major upheaval in the Mediterranean paradise of Cyprus.
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ISBN-13: 9780993565816
ISBN-10: 0993565816
Pagini: 286
Dimensiuni: 127 x 203 x 15 mm
Greutate: 0.29 kg
Editura: AVOCADO BOOKS

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Eleanor Michael was born during the war years in London to an Austrian mother and a Greek Cypriot father. She was educated and worked in England until 1967 when she moved to Cyprus and subsequently married a Greek Cypriot businessman. While in Cyprus, she accidently discovered the HQ of the terrorist faction intent on destabilising the government and killing the President. This event led to a military coup which provoked the invasion of the country by Turkish forces in the summer of 1974, who then captured over a third of the Island. She was eventually evacuated but returned at the end of hostilities to the upheaval of starting up a once thriving business in the chaotic environment of a post-war torn Island. On the death of her husband, some time later, she returned to England. Eleanor remarried and moved to the Algarve in Portugal where she has now lived for over 30 years. During those years, she was inspired by an authoress friend to write a novel about her experiences in Cyprus during that dramatic period of its history. Eleanor has always loved books and has been an avid reader from a very early age. She never imagined that so many years later she would actually write her story as a novel that would be read by friends and strangers too. www.EleanorMichael.com