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THE MAGIC IN THE RECEIVER by
Paul Dillon
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HE MAGIC IN THE RECEIVER is a novel set on the Greek island of Kefalonia. The story is told in the present and during the week of the Great Ionian Earthquake. Flashback to 1953 and Kefalonia lies ruined, shattered by a massive earthquake. Nine-year-old Ioannis Katros’s family is torn apart and he joins thousands in an evacuation of the stricken isle. Fifty years later, accompanied by his daughter Elena, Ioannis returns to attend a mysterious mountain festival and lay his ghosts to rest.
About the Author Paul Dillon is a British author living in Los Angeles, California. His first novel, THE MAGIC IN THE RECEIVER, is available July 2012.
The Magic In The Receiver by Paul Dillon Word count : 79,000 Kindle suggested list price : $3.99 / £1.99 Available from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.uk, ASIN: B008ILD4GA Paperback suggested list price : $10.95 / £7.95 ISBN: 978-1908961389 Publisher: Mark Williams international Digital Publishing www.mwidp.com Contact details: Email :
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Elena quickly embraces her Kefalonian roots and extends her stay, despite the protests of a jealous fiancé. When an auspicious meeting leads to a night of passion with the wealthy, enigmatic Ben, their worlds collide. She, believing their meeting kismet, delights in the ephemeral encounter, letting fate take its course. He sees lust turn to love, or is it a dangerous obsession...
“If you liked Captain Corelli’s Mandolin, you’ll surely enjoy THE MAGIC IN THE RECEIVER … If you can’t physically get to Kefalonia, this story will take you there.” “In this first novel published by Dillon, he transports us to the island of Kefalonia. When I say transport, I mean, you feel like you’re there. His descriptions are so vivid; you travel with his characters through the beautiful island.” -Maria Karamitsos, The Greek Star - Summer Book Review 2012 Full review: http://www.thegreekstar.com/images/PDFs/2012BookReview1.pdf
