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Agnes Karapetsa is All at Sea: On one cruise, two lives are changed forever
Paperback
Series: Apokeri Bay, Book 0
ISBN13: 9781739340438
Publisher: Hawthorn Wren
Published: Nov 14 2024
Pages: 174
Weight: 0.50
Height: 0.40 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
It was only a bit of fun.
Nobody was meant to get hurt.
But someone always does.
Ambitious Agnes Karapetsa has a plan to become the head chef on a luxurious cruise liner in just three years. And nothing is going to stand in her way.
But aboard her current ship, she finds herself caught up in the exclusive and highly competitive Floating Fantasy Football Club. This group of exceptionally talented, charismatic, and gorgeous employees are idolized, envied, and emulated by all. And by a twist of fate, Agnes is allowed to join their ranks. However, this club has nothing to do with the beautiful game - in this league you score points for seducing passengers.
Meanwhile, eager-to-please Tony Acebi is celebrating his upcoming wedding on the same cruise ship. During his two-week stag do, he's tasked with completing a list of questionable challenges set by his film fanatic friends. And the compliant Cockney lad would hate to let anyone down.
One prank was all it took to set Agnes and Tony on a collision course. And when the Mediterranean cruise finally docks, neither will be left unscathed.
Discover the unintended and life-altering consequences of playing with people's emotions in Agnes Karapetsa is All at Sea. A must-read for fans of passion, deceit, and ambition set in stunning locations. If you loved Apokeri Bay and Saving Elora, you won't want to miss this backstory of one of its entertaining characters. Grab your copy now to set sail for action and adventure at sea.
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