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Rebecca McEldowney
Dear Librarian, The first books I checked out of the Cleveland Public Library when I was six: My Daddy is a Baker and Fleet Foot the Cave Boy. The cave boy fascination is a mystery, but Dad owned The Strudel Shop on Buckeye Road; my parents were Hungarian. The 1956 Hungarian Revolution, when a small country briefly brought the Soviet Empire to its knees, celebrates its 50th anniversary this October. Events are planned nationwide; your patrons will be seeking information. Please include my new novel, SOUL OF FLESH, in your display. Swinging between 2006 Palm Beach and 1956 Budapest, your readers will be drawn into intersecting worlds of CSI, high society, and the terrifying dungeons of the Hungarian secret police. “Equivocal characters trapped in a crucible of betrayal and revenge.” -American Writers First five librarians to tell me why there’s a hole in the Hungarian flag will receive free copies and more. www.rebeccamceldowney.com Rebecca
Soul of Flesh / Rebecca McEldowney / Windstorm Creative Ltd. / Paperback; 300 Pages
Price: $16.99 / ISBN: 1590923545 / Published: October, 2006 Rebecca McEldowney is one of our featured authors this week. Click here to view her reader comments and feel free to use them in your newsletters. |