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Beyond the Sea: Annie's Journey into the Extraordinary
Hardcover
Publisher: Porto Banus Publishing
Published: Mar 8 2024
Pages: 286
Weight: 1.30
Height: 0.81 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
See the world, search for a missing father, and find your greatest love.
After a recent tragedy that sends Annie into a spiral of guilt and uncertainty, her Spanish grandfather offers her the opportunity to board his lavish sailing vessel for an extraordinary journey.
Her grandfather insists that this is exactly what Annie needs to lift her spirits and provide a renewed sense of direction in her life. So naturally, her inner horizons are expanded by her international voyage's idyllic sights, diverse traditions and unique friends she encounters.
Along the way, Annie finds herself entangled in a love triangle between two romantic suitors from different worlds...a handsome Spanish matador, Ramone, and a seemingly gentle Moroccan man with mesmerizing eyes, El Amir.
Annie wonders if romance has distracted her from the real reason for her adventure- searching for news of her missing British diplomat father, caught in the controversial British turnover of Hong Kong to China in the mid-1990s.
With the intrigue building, Annie quickly discovers her intended sea voyage has turned into something else altogether.
Will Annie find love, her father, or more?
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