The Annunciation - Teachworth, Ron
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Synopsis: In the mid-1990s, on a path toward living a religious life, a group of graduate students travels to the San Marco Convent in Florence, Italy, to study art history and assist in the restoration of the Fra Angelico Frescos, sacred to Pope John Paul II. What happens at San Marco Convent will change their lives forever. A Seminarian and a Felician Sister fall in love, by way of an uplifting romance. A Girolamo Savonarola letter is found in an ancient box. A lost Leonardo da Vinci mural is discovered, and there is an attempted assassination on Pope John II's life while visiting the…mehr

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Synopsis: In the mid-1990s, on a path toward living a religious life, a group of graduate students travels to the San Marco Convent in Florence, Italy, to study art history and assist in the restoration of the Fra Angelico Frescos, sacred to Pope John Paul II. What happens at San Marco Convent will change their lives forever. A Seminarian and a Felician Sister fall in love, by way of an uplifting romance. A Girolamo Savonarola letter is found in an ancient box. A lost Leonardo da Vinci mural is discovered, and there is an attempted assassination on Pope John II's life while visiting the convent viewing the restored frescos of Fra Angelico. The ending turns on the intuition of an autistic young girl.
Autorenporträt
I grew up in Detroit and spent my teenage summers on my grandparent's farm in rural Tennessee. I have a BA, and an MA from London Film School and developed my writing skills while working in educational television and film. I have taught at the college level and recently founded the Detroit Art Review, where we (5 writers) publish visual art reviews weekly. I wrote this debut novel, The Annunciation, which was a finalist in the 2015 Indy Book Awards and a winner in the International Impact awards. I addition my collection of YA short stories, Beyond, that was recognized in the national competition at Shelf Unbound. In addition, I wrote and directed a feature film for Vestron Pictures: Going Back, starring Bruce Campbell. Going Back streams on Amazon Prime. My editor is Kimberly Kafka.