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The Cat, the Belly Dancer, & the Cello
As the reader experiences Georgia March's magical The Cat, the Belly Dancer, & the Cello set at the beginning of twentieth-century Turkey, they will discover not everything is as it seems. Each chapter is a frozen snapshot covering another, waiting to be torn away. Unexpected danger ensnares two belly dancers from Istanbul who tackle it with lighthearted ease until their efforts are met with sinister results. Forced under someone else's microscope, the women come up against aspects of their own characters that bear examination. At the same time, a Canadian woman and her British boyfriend living in Spain venture through the centre of Turkey experiencing calamity and chaos in a country where both the language and customs bring new insight to the word foreign. Their personal backgrounds are also contrary to each other, meaning nothing is straight forward. This winding road leads them to Kas, a spellbinding place that captures their hearts and pocket books. Their lives become intricately intertwined with local Turks and they have the choice of learning to laugh at themselves or others will do it for them. At the same time, enjoy the anecdote of two cats with their own history, ideas on justice, and view of the world.
Book Details
- Publisher: Trafford Publishing
- Publish Date: Jun 21st, 2010
- Pages: 684
- Language: English
- Edition: undefined - undefined
- Dimensions: 9.00in - 6.00in - 1.37in - 1.98lb
- EAN: 9781426930560
- Categories: • General
About the Author
Georgia March has written for theatre, television, and newspapers. She is a storyteller, fine artist, singer, and harpist residing in London, Canada. Her birthplace is Toronto and she has lived in several Canadian provinces and a number of foreign countries. About the Cat Muneca is a world traveller boasting two international passports. She is the author's mentor, inspiration, and advisor on all things feline.