Luna: Last of the Pagan Goddesses

Publisher Marketing: LUNA Last Of The Pagan Goddesses From the pen of America's most beloved travel writer comes a charming and witty novel of adventure and romance. Luna! She's the perfect Pagan goddess from ancient Rome in the present day. She's beautiful, she's sensual, she's strong and she brings together long-lost lovers with a vengeance and rollicking action. Luna has strong passions: She loves everything Italian the food, the cars, the styles and the people just as much as she hates modern technology with televisions, computers and cell phones. Luna was once mortal in Ancient Rome, and the tragic loss of her beloved Annaeus compelled Venus, the pagan patron saint of love and beauty, to make Luna a goddess. Throughout the centuries Luna has taken the task given to her by Venus to find people who fell in love as youths and were separated-then to reunite them. Luna comes from ancient Rome where killing an opponent was part of the culture and she has no qualms about eliminating anyone who gets in her way. Of course, she has some help. Nino, the little old Mafia hit man is in her debt and he plies his craft for her. So does Olifat, the loud and mischievous god from Micronesia. The bumbling Cupid is jealous of Luna's beauty and success and thwarts her efforts. But Luna can handle Cupid and their confrontations are laugh-out-loud funny. When Luna finds herself in America, she comes across the beautiful Marisa Forte who longs for her high-school sweetheart David St. John. Luna's mission with them is a warm, loving and exciting adventure that takes them from old streets of Cleveland, to the sparkly Las Vegas strip, to the danger of Mexico's drug lords. Luna is a fun story filled with unforgettable characters, passion, undying love, devotion and adventure. Contributor Bio:  Pacheco, Beau Allen Beau Allen Pacheco is one of the world's premiere motorcycle magazine journalists. He started his writing career at the top, as a columnist for Denver's largest daily, The Rocky Mountain News. Upon deciding to concentrate on the motorcycle world, he became a regular contributor to Rider Magazine, then landed the prestigious job as editor of Cycle World's Big Twin magazine, a Hachette-Filipacchi publication. He was the boss at Big Twin for eight years, then helmed Cycle World's Travel & Adventure magazine for five years, covering the world of motorcycles in 32 countries. Pacheco has also been a contributor to a blizzard of magazines such as American Rider, Cycle World, Corvette Quarterly, Ford Quarterly, 2 Wheel Tuner, and many others.