Spirit of the Condor: A Novel of Peru(Book I)
He conquered a continent. She conquered him. Behind every great man is an even greater woman. Manuela Saenz was the woman behind the Liberator of the Americas: Simon Bolivar. Spirit of the Condor: A Novel of Peru(Book I)is the epic fact-based historical saga of the Liberator, Simon Bolivar, who liberated the Americas from the Spanish colonialists, creating the Republic of Gran Colombia, encompassing the three republics of Colombia, Ecuador, Venezuela and Panama, with the grandiose vision of ultimately forming a United States of South America. Manuela Saenz was the spirited lover and mistress, who became known as the Libertadora of the Liberator, and whose vision it was to do anything and everything to help Bolivar attain his great aspiration of a united Latin continent. This is their story--a love story and the most enthralling romantic adventure of the early nineteenth century. It's told in retrospect once Manuela is discovered at 44 in exile in the seaport of Paita, Peru, in November 1841, by a young Herman Melville of Moby Dick fame--five years before he would publish his first successful book, Typee(1846)--who ingratiates himself so that she might recount to him her life with the Liberator. Recount it she does--from the two assassination attempts she saved Bolivar from to their final and most sorrowful parting. Ultimately, Manuela reveals to Melville the mysterious but profound secret of the...SPIRIT OF THE CONDOR!
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Spirit of the Condor: A Novel of Peru(Book I)
He conquered a continent. She conquered him. Behind every great man is an even greater woman. Manuela Saenz was the woman behind the Liberator of the Americas: Simon Bolivar. Spirit of the Condor: A Novel of Peru(Book I)is the epic fact-based historical saga of the Liberator, Simon Bolivar, who liberated the Americas from the Spanish colonialists, creating the Republic of Gran Colombia, encompassing the three republics of Colombia, Ecuador, Venezuela and Panama, with the grandiose vision of ultimately forming a United States of South America. Manuela Saenz was the spirited lover and mistress, who became known as the Libertadora of the Liberator, and whose vision it was to do anything and everything to help Bolivar attain his great aspiration of a united Latin continent. This is their story--a love story and the most enthralling romantic adventure of the early nineteenth century. It's told in retrospect once Manuela is discovered at 44 in exile in the seaport of Paita, Peru, in November 1841, by a young Herman Melville of Moby Dick fame--five years before he would publish his first successful book, Typee(1846)--who ingratiates himself so that she might recount to him her life with the Liberator. Recount it she does--from the two assassination attempts she saved Bolivar from to their final and most sorrowful parting. Ultimately, Manuela reveals to Melville the mysterious but profound secret of the...SPIRIT OF THE CONDOR!
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Spirit of the Condor: A Novel of Peru(Book I)

Spirit of the Condor: A Novel of Peru(Book I)

by Joseph Covino Jr
Spirit of the Condor: A Novel of Peru(Book I)

Spirit of the Condor: A Novel of Peru(Book I)

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He conquered a continent. She conquered him. Behind every great man is an even greater woman. Manuela Saenz was the woman behind the Liberator of the Americas: Simon Bolivar. Spirit of the Condor: A Novel of Peru(Book I)is the epic fact-based historical saga of the Liberator, Simon Bolivar, who liberated the Americas from the Spanish colonialists, creating the Republic of Gran Colombia, encompassing the three republics of Colombia, Ecuador, Venezuela and Panama, with the grandiose vision of ultimately forming a United States of South America. Manuela Saenz was the spirited lover and mistress, who became known as the Libertadora of the Liberator, and whose vision it was to do anything and everything to help Bolivar attain his great aspiration of a united Latin continent. This is their story--a love story and the most enthralling romantic adventure of the early nineteenth century. It's told in retrospect once Manuela is discovered at 44 in exile in the seaport of Paita, Peru, in November 1841, by a young Herman Melville of Moby Dick fame--five years before he would publish his first successful book, Typee(1846)--who ingratiates himself so that she might recount to him her life with the Liberator. Recount it she does--from the two assassination attempts she saved Bolivar from to their final and most sorrowful parting. Ultimately, Manuela reveals to Melville the mysterious but profound secret of the...SPIRIT OF THE CONDOR!

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BN ID: 2940157421649
Publisher: Joseph Covino Jr
Publication date: 04/15/2017
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 254
File size: 249 KB

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JOSEPH COVINO JR is a creative multi-genre novelist and the on-demand publisher for EPIC PRESS books. He's also an all-natural classic physique physical culturist and practitioner of the health and fitness principles pioneered and perfected by champion world-class bodybuilder icon and filmdom's one and only original "Hercules": STEVE REEVES. An expert fitness trainer and consultant, he's certified by the American Council On Exercise(ACE), International Sports Sciences Association(ISSA), National Academy of Sports Medicine(NASM), National Council on Strength and Fitness(NCSF), National Federation of Personal Trainers(NFPT)and the National Strength and Conditioning Association(NSCA). Read excerpts of our titles at the Google Book Search Index as well as through Amazon.com's Search Inside program. And visit our FACEBOOK publisher profile, Flights of Fancy and Fantasy, page:
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