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Alexis Debary Nine Nights

Literary Suspence

Thriller
English
6512 Words
Ages 16 and up
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Under-cover agent Monica is on Djerba, in Tunisia, to trace down the mastermind behind the recent 4/11 terror attack, when the dead body of a tourist woman washes up and she's torn into a mesh of black magic, tragic romance, and international intrique that are all connected to the Djerba Nights, the most exclusive nightclub on the holiday island. Alexis Debary's debut work of fiction is based on the 4/11 terrorist blast on Djerba, in 2002. The author studied Islamic Studies and German Literature at the University of Hamburg and has travelled extensively in Arabic speaking countries. She binds first-hand experiences with action and vibrant imagery while playing with the cultural prejudice of the post 9/11 era. [more]

Keywords: Psychological Thriller, Tunisia, Murder, Suspense, Intrigue, Literary Thriller, International Politics, Conspiracy Theory, Terrorism, 9/11, Fake Flag Terrorism, International Crime, Contemporary Fiction, North Africa in 2002

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W. G. WINDHAM NOTES IN NORTH AFRICA

BEING A GUIDE TO THE SPORTSMAN AND TOURIST IN ALGERIA AND TUNISIA

Travel
English
23215 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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his varied collection includes material that gives readers a 19th century view of the world. Topics include health, [more]

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W. G. Windham Notes in North Africa Being a Guide to the Sportsman and Tourist in Algeria and Tunisia

Travel
English
22798 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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Paris in 1860.--Notre Dame.--Our Hotel.--Nero and the Groom.--The Steamer for Algeria.--Gallic Peculiarities.--Life on Board. In medias res. I will not stop to describe my journey to Paris, viâ Folkestone, nor to chronicle the glasses of pale ale--valedictory libations to perfide Albion, quaffed at the Pavilion--nor to portray the sea-sickness of "mossoo," nor the withering indignation of the British female when her wardrobe was searched. Briefly, kind reader, be pleased to understand that we arrived in safety--guns, rifles, "and all"--at the Hôtel du Louvre, in Paris, at about eleven o'clock on a certain day in February, 1860. [more]

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