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Tabou: Jocelyn
The erotic Odyssey of Jocelyn Russet continues in Book 2 of the TABOU literary quintet spanning 100 years and four generations across four continents.
A terror attack alters the landscape for the Russets of Virginia, the Garcia McKennas of Venezuela and the Nazi hunters. Can Jocelyn reconcile opposing mandates to save lives?
Switch gears for a fast-paced tale of suspense that stretches from Los Angeles to the Caribbean across the Atlantic to Iceland and Cyprus.
A terror attack alters the landscape for the Russets of Virginia, the Garcia McKennas of Venezuela and the Nazi hunters. Can Jocelyn reconcile opposing mandates to save lives?
Switch gears for a fast-paced tale of suspense that stretches from Los Angeles to the Caribbean across the Atlantic to Iceland and Cyprus.
529 pages, Kindle Edition
First published January 1, 2012
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About the author
Suzanne Stroh
6 books29 followersSuzanne Stroh hails from Michigan, where her family brewed Stroh’s beer for five generations. TABOU is her debut work of fiction.
Suzanne grew up on the shore of the Great Lakes in Grosse Pointe and attended University Liggett School a few classes behind novelist Jeffrey Eugenides; they shared the same inspirational teachers. She studied art history at Wellesley College and Newnham College, Cambridge. She lived in England, New York and Los Angeles, climbing mountains in Europe and the Americas, before settling with her family in the northern Virginia countryside.
Suzanne is currently translating Francesco Rapazzini’s 2004 biography of Élisabeth de Gramont (1875-1954) from French into English. She is also at work on a book of short stories and planning a new novel.
An accomplished screenwriter and film producer, Suzanne’s recent film credits include screenwriter of the African feature film OKA! (2012, dir. Lavinia Currier) and producer of the Cold War documentary MY GRANDFATHER WAS A NAZI SCIENTIST: Opa, von Braun and Operation Paperclip (2011, dir. Amy Gerber).
Suzanne grew up on the shore of the Great Lakes in Grosse Pointe and attended University Liggett School a few classes behind novelist Jeffrey Eugenides; they shared the same inspirational teachers. She studied art history at Wellesley College and Newnham College, Cambridge. She lived in England, New York and Los Angeles, climbing mountains in Europe and the Americas, before settling with her family in the northern Virginia countryside.
Suzanne is currently translating Francesco Rapazzini’s 2004 biography of Élisabeth de Gramont (1875-1954) from French into English. She is also at work on a book of short stories and planning a new novel.
An accomplished screenwriter and film producer, Suzanne’s recent film credits include screenwriter of the African feature film OKA! (2012, dir. Lavinia Currier) and producer of the Cold War documentary MY GRANDFATHER WAS A NAZI SCIENTIST: Opa, von Braun and Operation Paperclip (2011, dir. Amy Gerber).
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