LIBROS DEL AUTOR: diana leon clark

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  • Interlude in Las Alpujarras
    Diana Leon Clark
    'Write what you know.' But what if that could get someone you love in trouble? Alexandria McCall has a big problem. Everyone close to her knows exactly what her future should look like--everyone except her. Determined to find that future on her own, Alex takes a small bequest from a favorite aunt and flees to southern Spain. There, she encounters a talented and reclusive Spanis...
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  • The Light of Hidden Flowers
    Diana Leon Clark
    Arabella Davis, a North American scholar with romance on her mind, disrupts the settled lives of two wealthy Chilean brothers. The eldest, Diego, is appalled by Bella’s brash behavior and does his best to discourage her outlandish adventures--even enlisting the aid of his CIA friend. His younger brother, however, delights in her misadventures until a military coup, one backed b...
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  • 1077 Callaway Street
    Diana Leon Clark
    'Mysteries, like great beauty, sometimes reveal themselves slowly.' Beauty starts within. That is the message Peter Vilaro gently delivers to young Lizzie Vitale, his troubled thirteen-year-old neighbor. Pere’s faith in her future and his tender support for Lizzie, who is bullied at school and unappreciated at home, transcends his sudden death. As she matures, Lizzie, now Liz, ...
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  • Dangerous Ground
    Diana Leon Clark
    "Money, Douglas, money and power. That’s what oil and gas is all about. Why should I worry if a few lousy field workers get sick?" Problems with radiation in the oil and gas industry is the last thing on geologist Cherlynn Rodgers mind as she begins her new job at the Museum of Northern Arizona. All that changes, however, when a brash field geologist seeks the advice of his for...
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  • Tapestries
    Diana Leon Clark
    "Sometimes, democracy must be bathed in blood."   General Augusto Pinochet A young Jesuit priest returns to Chile and a politically divided Catholic Church. After a violent military coup, his bishop assigns Alejandro the task of guiding and protecting the women of a church-sponsored workshop. At first reluctant to waste his time with lower-class women, Father Saavedra soon disc...
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