The Syrian Virgin Series
subtitle: A Young Woman's Journey From War in Syria to Love in New York
WARNING: This book is about a young woman's difficult journey: her escape from Syria's Civil War, her transition to a new a country, and the relationships that she forms along the way, including her romantic interests in two very different men. The story is set against the backdrop of the Syrian Civil War and makes reference to violent acts, sometimes in detail. There is some occasional profanity and a few scenes that depict sexual intimacy. Accordingly, the recommended minimum age for readers is 16. The novel might be compared to books like "The Diary of Anne Frank" or "The Kite Runner."
Title: The Syrian Virgin
Author: Zack Love
Genre: Political Contemporary Romance
Cover Design: Pink Ink Designs by Cassy Roop
Release Date: November 10th 2014
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Anissa is traumatized by the most brutal conflict of the 21st Century: the Syrian
Civil War. In 2012, Islamists in Homs terrorize her Christian community and
destroy everything in her life. Narrowly escaping death, Anissa restarts her
devastated life as a college student in NY. She is bewildered and lost -- a virgin
in every sense.
But despite her inexperience with men and life in the United States, Anissa is quickly drawn to two powerful individuals: Michael, the Syrian-Christian American who leads the political effort to protect his community, and Julien, her college professor who runs a $20 billion hedge fund. Complicating matters, Michael is still attached to his ex-girlfriend and Julien is the most sought after bachelor in Manhattan. Anissa's heart and her communal ties pull her in different directions, as she seeks hope and renewal in a dark world.
LIFE shattered her. LOVE empowered her.
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Zack Love graduated from Harvard College, where he studied mostly literature,
psychology, philosophy, and film. After college, he moved to New York City and
took a corporate consulting job that had absolutely nothing to do with his
studies. The attacks of September 11, 2001 inspired him to write a novelette
titled "The
Doorman," and heightened his interest in the Middle East. A decade
later, that interest extended to the Syrian Civil war, which provided the
backdrop for his latest work. In late 2013, Zack began releasing his unpublished
works of fiction and became a full-time author. He has published comedy,
psychological and philosophical fiction, and romance. Zack enjoys confining
himself to one genre about as much as he likes trying to sum up his existence in
one paragraph.
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