Michelle Salazar Flood

Years of Silence (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Feeling alone and abandoned Maggie Sevilla grabs her sketchpad and heads over to the steps by the Rose Garden on the Santa Clara campus. She obsessively sketches Nobili Hall trying to exorcise the hold her old dormitory has on her, the place where one terrible night her life was irrevocably altered.

Located next to Nobili is Montgomery Hall and Carlo Rossini's there in Joe's art studio on the third floor. He's sitting in an open window while watching Joe paint. Looking out over the Rose Garden he sees Maggie sitting on the steps furiously sketching away. He calls out to her. He can see he spooked her but when she recognizes Carlo she waves and smiles up at him. Neither aware of the outcome this chance meeting will have on both their lives.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Michelle Salazar Flood
• Erscheinungstermin: 23. Juli 2013
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781301621385
• Artikelnr.: 69908373

Autorenporträt

Michelle Salazar Flood was born in Los Angeles. She attended Santa Clara University and studied history and art. She also holds a teaching credential and returned to Santa Clara to earn an M.A. in Spirituality. She served as a jail chaplain for a number of years in the Bay Area and is now a hospice chaplain in the Sacramento region. Michelle is also an artist and writer. She owned the Red Door Gallery in Placerville and worked for many years as a features writer on a local newspaper.

Douglas Puccini was born in San Francisco. He attended Santa Clara University where he studied psychology and art. After graduation he went to Europe and earned a PhD in clinical psychology and psychotherapy. He lives in Switzerland where he is in private practice. He has published a number of articles on psychology, art and travel.

Flood and Puccini's first collaboration was "Years of Silence," a novel, inspired by their college years together at Santa Clara. Their second collaboration is "For I Have Sinned." It is a non-fiction account of Puccini's first visit to Italy as an idealistic young teenager and then a return years later to take care of family business.