Ernie Palamarek

Broschiertes Buch

The Secret Temple of Kintamani

Beschreibung

This action-packed second novel in a series features the somewhat-jaded but dashing Rune Erickson, who enters a steamy world of scintillating Balinese myths and legends. He is caught up in the middle of an adventure where the ruthless winner takes all. Rune enlists the aid of his stockbroker buddy, Logan, in a race against time where the prizes are a stolen fortune, a missing brother, and the mother lode of gold. Coloured by romance and eroticism, this intrigue entices Rune off his sailing ketch Valhalla in Victoria's Fisherman's Wharf into the arms of beguiling Asian beauties on the exotic tropical island of Bali.

Autor

Ernie Palamarek has recently had feature articles published in magazines and is the author of "Thundersea," his first novel in thhis series of intriguing adventures which begin to unfold in Canada and blossom in exotic locations around the world. Having spent his boyhood on the Alberta prarie growing up in the saddle, he has a keen appreciation for nature's wondrous beauty and its amazing resiliency which balances the eggshell fragility of the environment. He has worked in public relations for a major newspaper, in a research and development laboratory, in his own businesses, and in the service of a government agency. Combining his eye for detail with a vivid imagination, he continues to roam the world in search of adventure - to observe, to listen and to talk to wonderfully-different people in strange, exotic lands. He experiences the adventure and journeys through life with his photographer wife, Sharon, who shares his passionate quest for adventurous travel. The author has lived in Victoria, British Columbia since he was twenty years old. Vancouver Island, a temperate rainforest in the Pacific Ocean, is his backyard. The Secret Temple of Kintamani is Palamarek's second novel.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Author Solutions Inc
• Seitenzahl: 296
• Erscheinungstermin: 29. September 2000
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 19mm
• Gewicht: 415g
• ISBN-13: 9781552124444
• ISBN-10: 1552124444
• Artikelnr.: 21316946