Caribbean Fire
by June Way-Dresher
236 pages· 2012
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". . . the story is intriguing and sexy, ornamented with lush details of the tropics."
--- Kirkus Reviews
Dr. Terry Hollis is a well-respected archaeologist whose life takes an irreversible turn when she and a group of students open the 200-year-old grave of a Haitian revolutionary hero, Jean-Claude Chiaramonte.
Terry ignores the local legend that Jean-Claude’s grave is cursed and continues the dig. She is immediately obsessed by his spirit. She leaves the comfort of her professional life and marriage to begin her long, dangerous and haunting journey across the Caribbean in pursuit of this seductive and elusive apparition–a quest that will forever change her life.
--- Kirkus Reviews
Dr. Terry Hollis is a well-respected archaeologist whose life takes an irreversible turn when she and a group of students open the 200-year-old grave of a Haitian revolutionary hero, Jean-Claude Chiaramonte.
Terry ignores the local legend that Jean-Claude’s grave is cursed and continues the dig. She is immediately obsessed by his spirit. She leaves the comfort of her professional life and marriage to begin her long, dangerous and haunting journey across the Caribbean in pursuit of this seductive and elusive apparition–a quest that will forever change her life.
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