Crossroads Now Available!
The first of Brandon's adventures in my Crossroads series is now available from MLR Press.
http://www.mlrbooks.com/Bookstore.php...
Here's the blurb:
Brandon Meier’s academic year in Europe takes him far beyond museums, castles, and classrooms. When he embarks on a month-long rail journey, his sightseeing includes an edgy French boy, a Carravagio-esque Italian, a rich Swiss lad, a Croatian heartbreaker, and an Indonesian beauty in Amsterdam, to name but a few. These are lessons no textbook can ever teach.
It’s not long before Brandon realizes that the best sightseeing is almost always off the beaten path. From sultry nights in saunas, to midnight strolls in seemingly endless parks, chance encounters in sleepy seaside towns and nights of wining, dining, BMW convertibles and penthouse apartments, Brian’s year in Europe is anything but “by the textbook.”
First stop: Sete, France
http://www.mlrbooks.com/Bookstore.php...
Here's the blurb:
Brandon Meier’s academic year in Europe takes him far beyond museums, castles, and classrooms. When he embarks on a month-long rail journey, his sightseeing includes an edgy French boy, a Carravagio-esque Italian, a rich Swiss lad, a Croatian heartbreaker, and an Indonesian beauty in Amsterdam, to name but a few. These are lessons no textbook can ever teach.
It’s not long before Brandon realizes that the best sightseeing is almost always off the beaten path. From sultry nights in saunas, to midnight strolls in seemingly endless parks, chance encounters in sleepy seaside towns and nights of wining, dining, BMW convertibles and penthouse apartments, Brian’s year in Europe is anything but “by the textbook.”
First stop: Sete, France
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Nov 10, 2011 06:45PM
Congratulations! I like the sound of an edgy French boy.
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Thanks, Kaje!He's quite lubrique, that Christophe.
Barry wrote: "Thanks, Kaje!He's quite lubrique, that Christophe."
I'm thinking these involved a little research (which could have been fun depending on the source you used ;)
Hmmm...I usually don't kiss and tell. hee heeKaje wrote: "Barry wrote: "Thanks, Kaje!
He's quite lubrique, that Christophe."
I'm thinking these involved a little research (which could have been fun depending on the source you used ;)"
