The Minorcan Yoke
by Nancy Pellicer Dyer
Price: $5.99 USD. 103960 words.
Published on February 15, 2012. Fiction.
Just south of America’s oldest permanent city, St. Augustine, Florida, lie the ruins of the largest colony the English attempted to establish in the New World. New Smyrna was established in 1768 by 1,400 indentured servants. Their nine turbulent year odyssey under English domination and servitude was a struggle to survive against tremendous odds.
Location: United States
Member Since: Feb. 09, 2012
Nancy Pellicer Dyer
Biography
Nancy Pellicer Dyer is of Minorcan descent. Her family is from St. Augustine, Florida, the nation's oldest city. She grew up hearing stories of the struggles of her ancestors from her father. Her desire to find the truth behind the folk tales culminated in her desire to share what she had learned in her first novel, The Minorcan Yoke.
Nancy's working career in the communication industry has made it possible for her to be well traveled. She has lived, worked, and traveled extensively in the Mediterranean as well as the U.S.A. At present, Nancy and her husband live near Stafford, Virginia. She is working on a second novel that continues where the first novel, The Minorcan Yoke, leaves off.
Nancy's working career in the communication industry has made it possible for her to be well traveled. She has lived, worked, and traveled extensively in the Mediterranean as well as the U.S.A. At present, Nancy and her husband live near Stafford, Virginia. She is working on a second novel that continues where the first novel, The Minorcan Yoke, leaves off.
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