Matala: A Novel

Matala: A Novel

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Matala: A Novel

Darcy Arlen, a beautiful young American, is dangerously bored. Though she's on a very pricey tour of Europe, she's already sick of museums and ruins, and eager for distraction. After slipping away from the group one afternoon, she meets Will, an attractive young drifter who carries about him the scent of true adventure.

Will invites Darcy back to the hostel where he's been staying and introduces her to Justine, his darkly seductive lover and mentor. Justine, a master of the con, senses a grand opportunity in this amenable blonde. She and Will manage to turn things so that Darcy not only accompanies them to Venice, but finances the trip as well. There they meet Maurice, a shady figure who offers them a job smuggling an important package to Greece.

As the threesome travels across Europe toward the island of Crete, what unfolds is an astonishing tale of shifting alliances and shocking betrayals, of sexual obsession and mercenary enterprise, of conflicting passions and fateful choices. When the adventurers finally reach the village of Matala with the package in hand, they learn that what they have delivered is more valuable, and the repercussions of their involvement more terrifying, than they ever could have imagined.

Endlessly surprising and altogether riveting, Matala is an unforgettable novel about the intersection of love and ruthlessness.

Technical Specifications

Country
USA
Author
Craig Holden
Binding
Paperback
EAN
9780743275002
Edition
Reprint
ISBN
0743275004
Label
Simon & Schuster
Manufacturer
Simon & Schuster
NumberOfItems
1
NumberOfPages
192
PublicationDate
2009-02-10
Publisher
Simon & Schuster
ReleaseDate
2009-02-10
Studio
Simon & Schuster