Breathing into Stone

Eighteenth century priest, Furio Novia, hates
sculptor, Antonio Lisi. But, he secretly desires Lisi's daughter, Anoria.
She may be the last great Italian Renaissance master sculptor - she can feel figures in untouched marble, but has never carved.
When she learns what she can do, she also learns of Novia's desires; he will do anything to possess her - she will nearly kill him to remain free.

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Breathing into Stone

Eighteenth century priest, Furio Novia, hates
sculptor, Antonio Lisi. But, he secretly desires Lisi's daughter, Anoria.
She may be the last great Italian Renaissance master sculptor - she can feel figures in untouched marble, but has never carved.
When she learns what she can do, she also learns of Novia's desires; he will do anything to possess her - she will nearly kill him to remain free.

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Breathing into Stone

Breathing into Stone

by Joel Kirkpatrick
Breathing into Stone

Breathing into Stone

by Joel Kirkpatrick

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Overview

Eighteenth century priest, Furio Novia, hates
sculptor, Antonio Lisi. But, he secretly desires Lisi's daughter, Anoria.
She may be the last great Italian Renaissance master sculptor - she can feel figures in untouched marble, but has never carved.
When she learns what she can do, she also learns of Novia's desires; he will do anything to possess her - she will nearly kill him to remain free.


Product Details

BN ID: 2940011108563
Publisher: Joel Kirkpatrick
Publication date: 09/18/2010
Sold by: Smashwords
Format: eBook
File size: 2 MB
Age Range: 18 Years

About the Author

When not reading, he is writing. When not writing, he is reading. Author Joel Blaine Kirkpatrick lives with his lovely wife and their two boys in Southwest Colorado.

A novelist with five published works—only four of his books are available as e-books.

Being a fierce supporter of independent and self-publishing, Joel straddles the fence quite well in the industry. He is the current Managing Acquisitions Editor for JournalStone Publishing, and is the first contact for authors wishing to be published in the traditional modes. (joel@journalstone.com) (www.journalstone.com)

His motto, which he freely shares as terribly good advice--Authors should write for themselves, then share their work.

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