Beyond the beauty and peaceful ruins of the Greek island of Rhodes, smuggling of ancient arts and relics, and the search for looted religious...
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Beyond the beauty and peaceful ruins of the Greek island of Rhodes, smuggling of ancient arts and relics, and the search for looted religious articles pillaged from the Greek Orthodox churches of Cyprus is ongoing. An old picture of a child may hold the key to uncovering the whereabouts of many lost pieces. A tourist innocently purchases this...
The Shadows of Rhodes, Book 2: The Gods Have Smiled
When curiosity and danger mix, warnings can go unheeded. More information comes to light when Stefano, Dimitris’ Archaeologist. brother takes the little picture for testing at the University. More details are revealed, but more questions arise to peek a curious mind. Helena never let consequences get in the way of solving a problem. This,...
From Curiosity to Obsession: The Shadows of Rhodes, Book 3
She came to Rhodes for a vacation. By purchasing an old photo of a child, she opened a world of threats, criminals, and secrets. To stop the threats, should she let the criminals have the photo? Knowing as much as she does, would it matter?
Investigating the clues that seem to surround the photo, maybe finding the secret to the photo would solve...
Georgina came from the creative 60’s era of mini skirts, rock ‘n’ roll, psychedelics and anti-war protests. It was a time where freedom of expression was in the air. It was an exciting time, where wonderful things were waiting to be discovered and created. Her creative outlets were many, where she painted, sold or gifted over 100 paintings, and sewed fashions for friends and herself for rock concerts and performance gigs.
Fast forward to “The Shadows of Rhodes,” her first foray into writing. With a penchant for creating, she made “real” people that will be remembered long after the final “The End.”
Born and raised in Southern California, Georgina had musical parents who encouraged their three daughters in that direction by exposure and a short attempt at formal piano lessons and guitar.
“Although I loved listening to my dad play guitar and I went to a lot of his gigs I didn’t have the talent in learning either guitar or piano. My talents reveled in artistic pursuits, ‘hands-on’ learning, as I could always figure out what I needed to do for a desired outcome, whether it was creating from concept a fashion idea to finished item or building a working weathervane from scrap tin. Watercolor painting was my first joy in painting, as it was an inexpensive way to create a thing of beauty. My mom got me my first set of oil paints when I was in high school, and frankly, they scared me! I had never even smelled oil paints before this and I had no idea of how to use them!
“I dove in. I had a newspaper clipping with a photo that inspired me to give it a try. It was a poor quality portrait of a young girl in the midst of the Vietnam war. I was captivated by her gaze. This was my very first attempt at oil painting.
“I became a professional artist, Director of the Corona Art Asso. in the 70’s with many sales and commissioned works. I didn’t start writing until around the time of loosing my husband of 32 years.
“Over the last few years, besides health issues, other events have come to be more important and time consuming than writing, but, determination being key, I'm getting ready to explode on the scene with a new book and possibly a series.
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Georgina came from the creative 60’s era of mini skirts, rock ‘n’ roll, psychedelics and anti-war protests. It was a time where freedom of expression was in the air. It was an exciting time, where wonderful things were waiting to be discovered and created. Her creative outlets were many, where she painted, sold or gifted over 100 paintings, and sewed fashions for friends and herself for rock concerts and performance gigs.
Fast forward to “...