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Cecilia Samartin

    Born in Cuba during its revolution, this author carries the echoes of a homeland left behind in infancy, infusing her narratives with the profound themes of displacement and the immigrant experience. Her background as a marriage and family therapist deeply influences her storytelling, allowing her to explore the complexities of identity and belonging in a new world with empathy and insight. She views herself not just as a writer, but as a storyteller, fostering a sense of dialogue with her readers. This connection and the exchange of ideas with her audience serve as a powerful wellspring of inspiration for her continued work.

    Cecilia Samartin
    Die Sterne von Santiago
    Nicht die Nacht allein
    Señor Peregrino
    Geuren van de ziel
    Tarnished Beauty
    Broken Paradise
    • 2009

      Tarnished Beauty

      • 368 pages
      • 13 hours of reading
      3.7(11)Add rating

      Exploring the essence of beauty, this profound story delves into themes of perception and self-acceptance. The narrative unfolds through rich character development and evocative prose, inviting readers to reflect on their own definitions of beauty in a soulful yet unsentimental manner. The author's acclaimed writing style enhances the emotional depth, making it a compelling read for those seeking a thoughtful examination of this universal theme.

      Tarnished Beauty
    • 2008

      Broken Paradise

      • 352 pages
      • 13 hours of reading
      4.0(27)Add rating

      In the spirit of "The Kite Runner," this shimmering literary debut traces thepath of two cousins--one who left Cuba at the brink of revolution and the onewho stayed behind.

      Broken Paradise