Imagine you’re traveling to a Middle East Country.  Imagine that you’re mistaken for someone else and are abducted.

What would you do?  How would you get home?  How would you adjust to all the differences between your culture and theirs?

In this spine tingling novel, The Almach, Penny Andrews faces that exact dilemma.

She never dreamed that when she traveled to the Middle Eastern country of Horab that she’d be embarking on the trip of a lifetime.  Abducted by a group of rebels, she discovers a strength she never knew she had.  She also discovers how difficult it is to change the ebb and flow of the river we call “life.”

Penny’s life really gets complicated when she meets Jonathan Zadok.

In the golden light of the desert, Penny and Jonathan find a chemistry between them that they didn’t expect.  Could this “chemistry” be love?  They may never find out because someone’s trying to kill them.

To make matters worse, circumstances beyond their control force them to take part in a bizarre and sensual ceremony, The Almach.

The Almach is a sensuous love story that crosses two continents and two cultures – beginning in the hot sands of Horab and ending in the icy snowdrifts of Central Minnesota. It’s a fast read that will keep you guessing – all the way to the last chapter.

About the Author:

Beth Ann Erickson lives in Minnesota with her husband, son, and Rat Terrier. She’s written hundreds of articles for publications throughout the nation. Check out her latest projects, subscribe to her free newsletter, plus get some great writing freebies at FilbertPublishing.com

Read an excerpt here.