A Widgie Knight - New Release
I've released a new novella in the Intertwined Souls Series called A Widgie Knight.
What is a Widgie is the most often asked question.
Bodgies and Widgies refer to a youth subculture that existed in Australia and New Zealand in the 1950s, similar to the rocker culture in the UK or Greaser culture in the United States. The males were called Bodgies and the females were called Widgies. Bodgies were often depicted in Australian media and folk-lore as louts. [Source: Wikipedia]
What is the story about other than about Widgies? Here is a brief description. The book also includes illustrations by Lucia Nobrega. In addition to the novella, there is a journal entry from Zoe.
A Widgie Knight
It's 1950 and Zoe Lambros is a young Greek immigrant and Art College graduate who has found work in the Sydney Art Gallery as a junior art restorer. She has also attracted the unwanted offensive attention of Sebastian Fletcher, one of Australia's greatest artists. Zoe is not one to take a backward step, but she finds herself unable to fight back without losing the job she loves. No one is going to believe the young artist's claims against the respected artist. Enter Zoe's lover who has decided to take matters into her own hands and is eager to take on the role of Zoe's defender. A masquerade ball offers Eva Haralambos, Zoe's black-haired, blue eyed, six-foot tall peaceful and gentle partner, the chance to metamorphosize into a tattooed, leather clad biker on her own intimidatory mission. Can the tender, kind-hearted Eva become a tough Widgie Knight for her lady in distress? Featuring Lucia Nobrega's illustrations of Eva and Zoe Lambros from the Intertwined Souls Series.
Jumping Off The Cliff – Zoe’s Journal
It’s late evening and Zoe has taken her journal to write about Eva’s efforts to defend her honor. Zoe reflects on the woman that she loves and how the quiet and kind-hearted Eva became her knight.
Check it out!
A Widgie Knight
What is a Widgie is the most often asked question.
Bodgies and Widgies refer to a youth subculture that existed in Australia and New Zealand in the 1950s, similar to the rocker culture in the UK or Greaser culture in the United States. The males were called Bodgies and the females were called Widgies. Bodgies were often depicted in Australian media and folk-lore as louts. [Source: Wikipedia]
What is the story about other than about Widgies? Here is a brief description. The book also includes illustrations by Lucia Nobrega. In addition to the novella, there is a journal entry from Zoe.
A Widgie Knight
It's 1950 and Zoe Lambros is a young Greek immigrant and Art College graduate who has found work in the Sydney Art Gallery as a junior art restorer. She has also attracted the unwanted offensive attention of Sebastian Fletcher, one of Australia's greatest artists. Zoe is not one to take a backward step, but she finds herself unable to fight back without losing the job she loves. No one is going to believe the young artist's claims against the respected artist. Enter Zoe's lover who has decided to take matters into her own hands and is eager to take on the role of Zoe's defender. A masquerade ball offers Eva Haralambos, Zoe's black-haired, blue eyed, six-foot tall peaceful and gentle partner, the chance to metamorphosize into a tattooed, leather clad biker on her own intimidatory mission. Can the tender, kind-hearted Eva become a tough Widgie Knight for her lady in distress? Featuring Lucia Nobrega's illustrations of Eva and Zoe Lambros from the Intertwined Souls Series.
Jumping Off The Cliff – Zoe’s Journal
It’s late evening and Zoe has taken her journal to write about Eva’s efforts to defend her honor. Zoe reflects on the woman that she loves and how the quiet and kind-hearted Eva became her knight.
Check it out!
A Widgie Knight
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