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    Djerba Déjá Vu: A Post 9/11 Thriller

    By Alexis Debary

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    Under-cover agent Monica investigates the 2002 terror attack on Djerba's Jewish Temple, but when a young British woman's corpse washes up one morning, she suddenly slithers into a mesh of international politics and jet-setter parties together by something on the brink between ancient superstition, desire and theoretical science. 

    Djerba Déjá Vu is Alexis Debary's first literary thriller but it`s based on the terrorist blast on island of Djerba, in Tunisian, on 11/04/02. The author studied Islamic Studies and German Literature in Germany, and has lived and travelled extensivily in Arabic speaking countries. She binds first-hand glimpses of the Muslim world with raw action and vibrant imagery. This full-length debut plays with cultural prejudice and the search for identity in a globslised world. She lives in Morocco.

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    Monica's limbs are melting. Her face glistens. She noses closer, playing her lips over the rough stubbles on his chin. Her lips edge nearer while his hot scent envelops her, robbing her of her senses. Beneath her shirt, her nipples tense to buds while the shed's electronically driven appliances hum softly in the background. With a forceful movement, he locks her in his arms, covering her mouth with kisses, and she feels how his desire churns to life. Outside, the shadow of a movement flashes over the wall...
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBookRix
    Release dateJun 7, 2018
    ISBN9783736807556
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