An aging, lonely Josephine Baker has one last chance to dance across the stage, but only if she accepts an invitation to visit Berlin. The destination unlocks long-buried memories of the decadent pre-World War II Berlin, and of a beautiful young woman who reached out the star and eased her loneliness.



Autorentext

Erin O'Riordan lives in the Midwestern United States with her husband and co-author Tit Elingtin. Her erotic stories, essays, and film reviews have been published in numerous magazines and websites. She loves world mythology for both its spirituality and storytelling value and refuses to choose any one faith. The ideal trap for Erin O'Riordan would be baited with dark chocolate, espresso drinks, and Christian Bale movies.

Readers can view more of O'Riordan's work, including free samples, at www.aeess.com.

Tit Elingtin has been described as "Cautiously Reckless" and a Renaissance man. He knows something about everything. He is truly a jack of all trades, master of some. www.TitElingtin.com

Titel
Josephine Baker in Berlin
EAN
9781458110060
Format
ePUB
Digitaler Kopierschutz
Adobe-DRM
Dateigrösse
0.06 MB
Anzahl Seiten
20