In this much-anticipated sequel to When Europa Rode the Bull, Andrew Stuart-Gordon has made a commitment to Annie that will change their lives in ways that could not have been foreseen. From Scotland's ruggedly beautiful West Highlands to the mountains and vineyards of Southwest France, they will defy convention and dare to be together. Although they understand the risks implicit in their decision, they will not be prepared for the devastating consequences to come: the heinous acts of one person bent on destroying their newfound happiness. Sensual, impassioned, and set against the backdrop of some of Europe's most breathtaking scenery, this dramatic story of two people rediscovering lost love will be impossible to put down.
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Berot is a born storyteller. (And) most important, she believes in her own characters. -- The Intelligencer, May 20, 2007
The novel is peopled with well-drawn characters, described with attention to detail reminiscent of novels from an earlier era. -- St. Andrews in Focus Magazine, Issue 23, July/August 2007
The novel is peopled with well-drawn characters, described with attention to detail reminiscent of novels from an earlier era. -- St. Andrews in Focus Magazine, Issue 23, July/August 2007
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In her second book, Barbara Berot continues the emotionally charged saga that had readers of her debut novel impatient for the sequel. She earned a bachelor's degree and an award in English from St. Joseph's University in Philadelphia, and has had a long career as a registered nurse. She lives and writes in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, and is currently at work on the third novel in this series.
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By TeenaH (Horsham, pa) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Lies & Liberation: The Rape of Europa (Paperback)
Barbara does it again!!! This book contains so much emotional power I cried when I finished it and had no more to read. It reaches out and grabs you, makes you feel, tears at your heart. An eye opener for those who have lost the priority of love. I can't wait for the next, I had Barbara on the phone trying to find this book when it was sold out in my area, what a wonderful, caring woman.
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Great sequal to when eurpoa rode the bull. Great writing, wonderful characters. Highly recommend this book!!! Can't wait for #3!!!
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Great Read part 2,
By Mabel (boston ma) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Lies & Liberation: The Rape of Europa (Paperback)
Loved this as much as When Europa Rode the Bull. CAN NOT wait to read the third book!
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Annie d'Inard stood alone on the West Sands of St. Andrews, with one hand raised and clawing at the sky. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
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Sir David, Crinan Castle, Lord Alfred, Lord Cowan, Alfred Cowan, Lady Mary, Nether Largie, Lady Kilmartin, Barbara Boor, Jesus Christ, Lord Kilmartin, Michael Rutledge, Mike Rutledge, Barbara Bérot, Barbara Boot, Count Andrew, New York, Arduaine House, Barbara Berot, Earl of Kilmartin, John Millar-Graham, Nigel Bain, Princess of Wales, Band of Gypsies, House of Lords New!
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Annie d'Inard stood alone on the West Sands of St. Andrews, with one hand raised and clawing at the sky. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
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Sir David, Crinan Castle, Lord Alfred, Lord Cowan, Alfred Cowan, Lady Mary, Nether Largie, Lady Kilmartin, Barbara Boor, Jesus Christ, Lord Kilmartin, Michael Rutledge, Mike Rutledge, Barbara Bérot, Barbara Boot, Count Andrew, New York, Arduaine House, Barbara Berot, Earl of Kilmartin, John Millar-Graham, Nigel Bain, Princess of Wales, Band of Gypsies, House of Lords New!
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