Book Summary
Seeker: A Sea Odyssey is the story of two people who meet in Mexico and fall in love. Rita is an American part-time English language teacher and freelance reporter for an English language tourist magazine struggling to raise two young boys on her own. Bernard is a French geologist under contract to the Mexican government to search for underground thermal springs. She dreams of finding Shangri-La after witnessing a bloody government crackdown from which she barely escapes. He dreams of having a yacht and sailing the world. Their dreams mesh, and they immigrate to Canada to earn the money to build their boat.
Print Length: 330 Pages
Genre: Memoir
Publisher: MiroLand
Seeker: A Sea Odyssey is available to purchase at Amazon.com, Barnes and Noble, and Books-a-Million. You can also add this to your Goodreads reading list.
About the Author Rita Pomade
Rita Pomade, an intrepid nomad originally from New York, now lives and writes in Montreal. Her work has appeared in literary magazines and poetry reviews, and her monologue for auditioning actors was selected for inclusion in the Monologue Bank. An excerpt from her forthcoming memoir Seeker: A Sea Odyssey was included in two travel anthologies.
Praise for the
book, Seeker
"A crackling sea story, an adventure yarn to
stand with any of them – except that this sailor is not a swashbuckling,
peg-legged pirate with an eyepatch but a soft-spoken, introspective woman with
a keen eye and (although she never mentions it) bottomless courage... an
experience most of us can only read about." - Jack
Todd, winner of the Mavis Gallant Award for Non-fiction and the Quebec Writers
Federation First Book Award.
"This
book will appeal to the nomad hidden in those with a dream to roam, to those
who love to meet others, try their foods and languages, and it may spark
something even in the most sedentary reader. Travel with Rita and Bernard in
this wonderful tale of adventure!" – Goodreads Reviewer
About the Author
Rita Pomade, an intrepid nomad originally from New
York, now lives and writes in Montreal. Her work has appeared in literary
magazines and poetry reviews, and her monologue for auditioning actors was
selected for inclusion in the Monologue Bank. An excerpt from her forthcoming
memoir Seeker: A Sea Odyssey was
included in two travel anthologies.
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