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Title	:	Sahara
Author	:	Angella Ricot
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 240 pages
Published	:	August 6th 2014 by Authorhouse
Categories	:	Thriller. Fiction

Sahara

Angella Ricot

Paperback | Pages: 240 pages

Rating: 3.74 | 19 Users | 8 Reviews

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When three sisters overhear their father's overwhelming deal to sell them into prostitution, they immediately take fate into their own hands in search of their own destiny. They embark on a powerful and compelling journey that takes root in the exotic realm of the Caribbean island of Labadee, later to spring fully fledged in the glamorous cosmopolitan city of New York. Out of the struggle emerges the valiant and beautiful heroine, Sahara, a sensational gold thief who gets herself entangled in sensuous political games and dangerous liaisons. Sahara is a story of love, lust, money, and betrayal that is ingrained with power, politics, and prejudice. The plot spins to a volatile climax that sets the stage for the ultimate scandal in the White House.

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1496924150 (ISBN13: 9781496924155)

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I received this book as a first read. It was slow paced. The story was very disjointed and failed to flow. There was a lot of jumping around. There wasn't much character development so it was hard to get attached to any of the characters. The story itself was also very scattershot.

Griping, wonderful, I could not put this book downSo how does a story, set initially in Labadee, Haiti, that stems at its root from sexual slave trafficking end up feeling like such films as Scarface, Babel? It also feels like a latter day story of our present day political climate producing the slow kill of civil rights in USA post 9/11? We can identify with the climate produced in the book that speaks of the hyper paranoid mentality of the boogie man from the east? I do believe what we have

*A Copy of this Book Was Given To Me By The Author In Exchange For An Honest Review*The adventures of Sahara make a truly gripping read and it is one of those tales where (i) you dont want it to end and (ii) you can never guess what is going to happen next or work out how she will get out of the various scrapes she manages to get in to.I found the mixture of fact and fiction where real life characters played their part in her life fascinating and believably handled (e.g. with Bill Clinton and

This book is a little all over the place, in both style of storytelling and plot. The writing style also took me a while to get used to. There are comedic elements, romance, modern-historical figures and a dark tale of abuse and the human condition. Mix in cavorting with terrorists ex-presidents, mafiosi and drug running with revolutionary politics. There are very many good ideas and potentials for plots to mean I liked it. In the end though I was a little dissatisfied, I wanted more in an

I won this book in a Goodreads giveaway. Couldn't put it down.



Born in Haiti, award-winning author Angella Ricot immigrated to the United States over twenty years ago. A graduate of the University of South Florida, she was trained in both psychology and the medical sciences. She has appeared in the Miami Times and in the New York Caribbean newspapers. Her first book, Mirror of Souls, was released in 2004, with subsequent works pending publication.Ricot tells with intensity and depth a harrowing tale of sex trafficking, domestic unrest, and corruption in Sahara. The style is turbulent, terse, and vivid without sounding turgid or overwrought. We have a sense here of being pulled through the book, as if we are being caught up in tornado. There are some clear hints of Toni Morrison in her writing. Sahara finds herself eventually involved in American politics, which resembles very similarly, at least in its lack of ethics, the background from