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Between Dunes and Hard Places
As Chris Decatur does hard time, his younger brother Daniel is hard beset on multiple fronts: calving season, interminable fence repairs, dangers of court testimony, college and the unexpected extended family duty of properly chaperoning Enrique Vargas's gorgeous sister. Daniel finds an excellent solution to his troubles... fleeing... as far from Wyoming as is possible on the planet: Hindustan...India. With the families reeling from vengeful attacks, Daniel becomes the stumbling block to their enemies, but inadvertently steps where a long-set snare lies waiting for him. A fresh, fast-paced fiction adventure-romance, written for all ages across three continents with an engaging cast of international characters, Between Dunes and Hard Places propels the adventures of the savvy and intrepid Decatur family into new realms from its prequels, In Time of Peril and A Difficult Damsel to Rescue.
421 pages, Kindle Edition
First published June 20, 2015
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T.K. Naliaka
4 books18 followersT.K. Naliaka brings years of real-world living on three continents to create fresh, fast-paced fiction adventure writing for all ages.
"If one could speak two languages well and was raised on tea and baguettes for breakfast, in places where the most mundane daily business on the street is conducted in four languages, where horse carts park at cyber cafes, where would one go? Where could one go? Why, with a smile and a handshake, very far, indeed!"
"Naliaka's emotive, yet short and snappy anecdote of trade in an African setting illustrates the scope and complexity of doing business in the African continent."
Africa Rising: Doing Business in Africa, authors from Regents Business School, South Africa, June 2014
"To lovers of adventure and novelty, Africa provides a most ample field." James Rennell
"If one could speak two languages well and was raised on tea and baguettes for breakfast, in places where the most mundane daily business on the street is conducted in four languages, where horse carts park at cyber cafes, where would one go? Where could one go? Why, with a smile and a handshake, very far, indeed!"
"Naliaka's emotive, yet short and snappy anecdote of trade in an African setting illustrates the scope and complexity of doing business in the African continent."
Africa Rising: Doing Business in Africa, authors from Regents Business School, South Africa, June 2014
"To lovers of adventure and novelty, Africa provides a most ample field." James Rennell
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