Dear Reader,
When I was four years old my late father taught me how to read. He was a medically retired journalist who believed that children should learn to read and write at an early age. I was hooked, I began to devour book after book. By the time I was ten, I finished reading pretty much everything in the small library where my mother worked, from Jane Austen to Emile Zola.
My childhood friend, Steven and I used to go to see movies together. I was about eleven years old when we watched a children's movie and we both thought that the ending was not to our liking. Steven suggested that because I was always writing little stories on my own, that perhaps I should write a different ending to the movie, just for us. I listened to his suggestion and voila, a writer was born. I was hopelessly hooked on writing. During that same time, a children's magazine called Pajtas announced a writing contest and the genre was science fiction, so I wrote a story titled, "My Life on the Moon". To my parents and also to my big surprise, I won the second prize, a nice big radio, which although it no longer worked, remained in my parents' possession until the day they died.
Writing to me is like a life line. Some people write because they are unable to go places or lack courage of daring to do things in their lives, so they live those unfilled desires through their characters. I am more fortunate because I have experienced great many things in life, such as unhappy/happy loves, enduring long months in a refugee camp, starting a new life in a new country, meeting and marrying the love of my life, travelling all over the world and by doing so, experiencing the mostly unappreciated beauty of our precious Earth. During our travels through Europe, Australia, New Zealand and the Middle East, we have met and created friendships with dozens of people. ...
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After the sudden death of Joseph Darnell, head of the Darnell Corporation, his only child, his daughter named Moon Light, takes over the family business, which was primarily overseeing their mines production and safety. With her assistant, Jon Johnson (JJ), she travels the world where their mostly gold, diamond mines were located. The latest mining contract possibility leads them to Mongolia, where she finds an unexpected love interest and faces choices to make about her future. Unforeseen circumstances throw Moon Light's life not only in turmoil, but also in danger, by facing the fact that she could lose everyone who means everything to her. To prevent that, she must find her inner strength to survive, and fight for the life of the man who appears to be the love of her life.