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Days of Dante
Carefully drawn
characters exhibit layers of depth as the story unfolds. The reader is seduced by the many twists
within the detailed narrative and cannot put the book down until the final
conflict is resolved. A thoroughly
engaging plot with a striking moral!
--Gerry Rybicke
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Again
Days of
Dante is a compelling story that
draws the reader along through hope and suspicion to the stunning
conclusion. Couldn’t put it
down!
--Dr. Mary Bellis Waller
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Monica, a young poet, is in
love with Dante, a married man, but loses her ability to speak just as her poetry
is gaining recognition. After a harbor
cruise and luncheon set up for employees of Huntingcore. a fictional mining
equipment company in Milwaukee, Monica and her co-worker Julie escape a fire
that destroys four city blocks of downtown Milwaukee, while Dante, who missed
the cruise by getting on the car ferry to Ludington, Michigan, arrives back to
learn of the tragedy and begin his search for the missing.
Reader Comments
"Well....it was one of those reads I couldn't put down...Every chance I had
when I wasn't driving on our way to Florida, every morning and evening when I
could steal a few minutes of quiet time. There were many "bits of excellence,"
of style... of realistic dialog, the detailed description and
nuance of every movement of the characters. And, of course, the twists and turns
and surprises in the plot were interesting in that the reader (me) wasn't sure
what had happened, where I was or why. But deftly made clear in the end.
The ending made me very uneasy. I can't stop thinking about this story.
There is a great deal of profoundness and wisdom in those pages. Impressed the
hell out of me." Jerry Dreesen. Arcadia,
Indiana
"Love is a catalyst to strange adventure. "Days of Dante" tells the story of
Monica and her love of Dante, a married man. A horrible fire in Milwaukee
separates them, and leads them both on adventures to find the missing and spurs
them to find each other once more. A love story with some twists, "Days of
Dante" is a fine read." Margaret
Lane, Margaret's Bookshelf (online)
