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Hagit the Israeli: A Novel

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Hagit the Israeli: A Novel

By: Naphtali Holon
Narrated by: Chloe Golden
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Hagit the Israeli: A Novel was written by Naphtali Holon, who lived in Israel for many years. Thus, this audiobook captures the realistic socio-cultural environment of Israel. This is a travel romance novel, so those who love travel and romance will love this audiobook.

This is the story of an American young man who studies modern Hebrew in Jerusalem. In an effort to improve conversational modern Hebrew skills, Pete devises an ingenious plan. But he has a stipulation: the modern Hebrew speech partner must be a young single woman. They travel together to the exotic land of Egypt to see the pyramids. During the trip, Pete comes to understand himself better and falls in love.

©2013 TouchFeather (P)2013 The Hermit Kingdom Press Action & Adventure Contemporary Literary Fiction Romantic

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