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Chasing Dreams
A genetic test and a mystery meant one thing to Meg. An adventure. Once in Tehran, Meg is eager to begin the rigorous trek into the Zagros Mountains. But not before the surprise of a lifetime impacts her freedom. After the shock subsides and she accepts that her friend's brother, Amir Abbas, is about to be responsible for her safety and well-being, Meg continues her trip searching for anyone who may help uncover her family's secret. Until one stop changes everything. When a cruel man, with an old family vendetta, sets his sights on Meg and Amir, the duo quickly realizes their trip is compromised. Now they need to escape from the clutches of the man who has deep reaches within their destination. Is Amir's military training enough to keep them safe? Their innocent trip to the mountains just got a lot more complicated.
274 pages, Kindle Edition
Published February 8, 2019
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February 15, 2019
Wow
I read a lot. This book was honestly one of those you can not put down! I am grateful to have read such a beautiful story. I believe you will love it as much as I did.
I read a lot. This book was honestly one of those you can not put down! I am grateful to have read such a beautiful story. I believe you will love it as much as I did.
August 8, 2019
CULTURE SHOCK
I can only imagine how difficult it is to leave behind the freedom's we take for granted in Westen Society and step into a world where draconian laws are the norm. In 'Chasing Dreams' that is exactly what happens.
Meg searches for her ancestry and questions her own identity, when traveling through Iran. Tired of her everyday life, she longs for adventure, but bites off way more than she can chew when she is thrown into a situation that is not only dangerous to her independence, but dangerous to her life!
She discovers love in the unlikeliest of locations, and must adapt to the diversity of race and culture in the process. If only she can survive it!
A great read after you recover from the initial shock of betrayal. The main character handles the problem's hurled at her with resilience and good humour. The author has smoothed the terrifying aspects of her heroine's circumstances by highlighting the love story, and her search for her family in an otherwise difficult setting.
I can only imagine how difficult it is to leave behind the freedom's we take for granted in Westen Society and step into a world where draconian laws are the norm. In 'Chasing Dreams' that is exactly what happens.
Meg searches for her ancestry and questions her own identity, when traveling through Iran. Tired of her everyday life, she longs for adventure, but bites off way more than she can chew when she is thrown into a situation that is not only dangerous to her independence, but dangerous to her life!
She discovers love in the unlikeliest of locations, and must adapt to the diversity of race and culture in the process. If only she can survive it!
A great read after you recover from the initial shock of betrayal. The main character handles the problem's hurled at her with resilience and good humour. The author has smoothed the terrifying aspects of her heroine's circumstances by highlighting the love story, and her search for her family in an otherwise difficult setting.
May 21, 2020
A Dream to read!
This book has it all! If you’re looking for suspense, adventure or romance look no further, this book has it! It also reminded me of the importance of not only following your dreams but being true to your hometown and family heritage❤️ It’s was of those books you just can’t put down, i fact it deserves a second read😁
This book has it all! If you’re looking for suspense, adventure or romance look no further, this book has it! It also reminded me of the importance of not only following your dreams but being true to your hometown and family heritage❤️ It’s was of those books you just can’t put down, i fact it deserves a second read😁
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