Saving Cervantes [NOOK Book]

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Saving Cervantes is a story about a kiss and the man waiting an eternity for it to arrive. One day he sees her, the woman he can never have but must possess. He will give up everything to be with her; not all at once, but bit by insidious bit, until there is nothing left of the world he knows and his only choice is to join her. What would you give to possess the one person you thought could satisfy your deepest emotional hunger?
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Overview

Saving Cervantes is a story about a kiss and the man waiting an eternity for it to arrive. One day he sees her, the woman he can never have but must possess. He will give up everything to be with her; not all at once, but bit by insidious bit, until there is nothing left of the world he knows and his only choice is to join her. What would you give to possess the one person you thought could satisfy your deepest emotional hunger?
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Editorial Reviews

James Siegel
"irresistible; a contemporary tour de force!" - James Siegel, New York Times bestselling author of
Derailed
Nelson DeMille
"Lawrence Kelter is an exciting new novelist who reminds me of an early Robert Ludlum." Nelson DeMille
Rachel Dove
"Kelter is a master, pure and Simple." Rachel Dove, Internet Book Reviewer
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Product Details

  • BN ID: 2940013933194
  • Publisher: F Street Book
  • Publication date: 3/22/2012
  • Sold by: Barnes & Noble
  • Format: eBook
  • Pages: 249
  • Sales rank: 257,536
  • File size: 160 KB

Meet the Author

Lawrence Kelter is the bestselling author of the Stephanie Chalice Mystery Series. A resident New Yorker, born and raised in Brooklyn and residing on Long Island. He often uses Manhattan and Long Island as backdrops for his stories. He is the author of three novels featuring street savvy NYPD detective, Stephanie Chalice: Don't Close Your Eyes, Ransom Beach, and most recently, The Brain Vault. Early in his career, he received direction from bestselling novelist Nelson DeMille, who put pencil to paper to assist in the editing of his first book. He was also a member of a private writing workshop led by the late soap opera legend and AFTRA president, Ann Loring. His novels are quickly paced and routinely have a twist ending.
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  • Anonymous

    Posted March 11, 2012

    Saving Cervantes took me back, way back, to Brooklyn in the 1960

    Saving Cervantes took me back, way back, to Brooklyn in the 1960's. This is the story of a lonely man and the woman he falls in love with. She is the "wrong" woman, the woman he should have avoided at all costs but didn't. The author paints a vivid portrayal of an older and simpler time. I really enjoyed reliving the memories of my youth in Brooklyn. The story is suspenseful and told in the best tradition of fine literature. You can't go wrong.

    3 out of 3 people found this review helpful.

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  • Posted March 8, 2012

    HIGHLY RECOMMEND

    SAVING CERVANTES is a lot different than the other books by Lawrence Kelter. The characters are not as quirky and it is a more serious book.
    Aaron Kurtz is a lonely book store owner who falls in love with a prostitute. The story that unfolds about his neighborhood and the surrounding neighborhood is amazing. It is set in Brooklyn in 1969. The author describes the characters so well that you feel their pain and want and suffering and even the ruthlessness of some of the characters. Aaron is literally waiting for a kiss. I won't spoil the story to let you know whether he gets it or not!

    3 out of 3 people found this review helpful.

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    Posted April 8, 2012

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