The Incredible Lady Harriet - Caringi, Hildegard
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The author has put in a lot of surprises that keep you guessing and wanting to read more. The story that follows is somewhat convoluted with a trillion twists. - Author Rose Brandon An intriguing plot...with exciting twists and turns... then throw in a measure of romance, mystery, and murder... and you will have a hard time putting this book down. Hildigard Caringi has an interesting way to make ordinary characters come alive... an easy and fun read... another winner for the talented novelist. - Gudrun Stutz Author of The Serpent's Tooth and The Ghost Lover What a great read! - Author Ernest…mehr

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The author has put in a lot of surprises that keep you guessing and wanting to read more. The story that follows is somewhat convoluted with a trillion twists. - Author Rose Brandon An intriguing plot...with exciting twists and turns... then throw in a measure of romance, mystery, and murder... and you will have a hard time putting this book down. Hildigard Caringi has an interesting way to make ordinary characters come alive... an easy and fun read... another winner for the talented novelist. - Gudrun Stutz Author of The Serpent's Tooth and The Ghost Lover What a great read! - Author Ernest Joseph What an exciting book. I couldn't put it down. I most certainly recommend it very much. - Author Maria Knox When my sister handed me the book, THE INCREDIBLE LADY HARRIET, I certainly did not think I would like it that much. I must admit I enjoyed the story tremendously. - Author Donald Leslie WOW... what a book! Even my friends and family in Germany have read it and were impressed. - Author Mary Schroeder
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Hildigard Caringi grew up in Germany, studied medical instruments and has a degree in business administration. Caringi lived in London and Paris before immigrating to the United States of America. Caringi applied and waited two and a half years in Germany for her green card, before she was allowed to immigrate to the USA and settled in Washington, D.C., for two or three years. Deciding to see more of the country, Caringi moved to Miami, Florida and became a successful print and fashion model. Soon she worked for Catalina as a sports and swimwear model. She also modeled for Kaiser Roth and became the only Scandal girl, named after the Scandal bathing suit. She did documentary films in Nassau, Caribbean Islands, Paradise Island, Jamica, and Freeport; many travelogues followed. Back in the USA, Caringi made the big move to Hollywood, California. A couple of years later, an opportunity arose and Caringi moved to Mexico City and Acapulco where she joined ANDA, the Mexican union. In Yucatan, she worked for Italian Vogue as a fashion and photo model, made commercials, and worked for the Mexican film industry. Through an American agent she also worked at the famous nightclub La Concha as a showgirl/dancer for a high paying salary. Two months before returning to Los Angeles, she married the actor, writer, producer E.J. Caringi, aka Steve Drexel. The stage name was given to him by Universal Studios. Six years later Caringi decided to become a citizen of the U.S.A. She worked for over thirty years in Hollywood as an actor in films and on the stage. She directed several plays that she authored herself, and worked as a drama coach for over twenty years. Caringi interviewed celebrities and wrote showbusiness related articles for the German Newspaper, Die Neue Presse. It was published once a week, and was available all over the United States. At the same time, Caringi also worked as a German radio D.J. and a German TV announcer in Los Angeles at Ch 18. Caringi and her husband moved to Quartz Hill, California and eventually retired there. Now widowed Caringi lives in Lancaster, California, but still considers Rendsburg, Schleswig-Holstein in Germany her home. One of eight children, Caringi left a huge family, relatives, and life-long friends behind, reflecting on her birthplace in Danzig, formally West Prussia Germany, as the ancestral and spiritual home. Caringi has written several novels, poetry books, plays and musicals. Caringi taught drama for several years in Quartz Hill and Lancaster, and she established a repertory company of fifty to seventy-five members, frequently performing at benefit shows. She was joined and supported by Texan-born Debbie Logsdon Rendon, a professional dance choreographer, who is an amazing talent. She brought all my shows to life.