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I still remember, opening my father's dusty trunks filled with books in our attic and being introduced to the strange world of Morgana Royal. It was Corelli's indomitable Morgana who inspired me to choose a career in Engineering, and the notion that for a woman nothing is impossible if there is a thirst for knowledge. Through the years Morgana, with her great intellect and sarcastic wit has continued to be my inspiration. Corelli's prose is rich and vivid., and she makes Morgana believable and endearing. Bitterly cynical, the book rings with criticism of human society and men in particular, but it is Morgana who captures the readers imagination. The story contains some fantastical arguments about Miss Corelli's mystical beliefs, but still makes good reading.
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A romance takes place in a hidden city of immortals discovered by an intrepid heroine in the Egyptian desert. Passion is married to the spiritual quest in this reincarnation romance that will charm as well as titillate with its quirky delightful ambiance. Quite Dishy!
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Lady Kingswood, Don Aloysius, Roger Seaton, Sam Gwent, Brazen City, Marchese Rivardi, Morgana Royal, United States, Giulio Rivardi, Lydia Herbert, New York, Miss Herbert, Manella Soriso, Senator Gwent, Great Desert, Irish Jake, Supreme Intelligence, Colonel Boyd, Golden City, Marco Ardini, Monsieur Gaspard, Professor Ardini, Wise Manella New!
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- Vita Nuova (Oxford World's Classics) by Dante Alighieri on page 25
- Ecology of Fear: Los Angeles and the Imagination of Disaster by Mike Davis on page 299, page 329, and Back Matter
- Idol of Suburbia: Marie Corelli and Late-Victorian Literary Culture (Victorian Literature and Culture Series) by Annette R. Federico on page 148, and page 159
- Mystics and Messiahs: Cults and New Religions in American History by Philip Jenkins in Back Matter
- Lestrade and the Kiss of Horus (The Lestrade Mystery Series) by M. J. Trow on page 211
- Rosicrucian Digest 1930 by Rosicrucian Editors on page 239
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