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  • Location: Santander, Bilbao

Sinco Cantabria American School Series #2

Sinco  Cantabria American School Series #2

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2000s: The second in the Cantabria American School Series

  • ISBN: 978-1497503021
  • Genre: Fiction

What you need to know before your trail

Sinco is the intriguing sequel to Bueno. In his second year in Spain as headmaster of the CAS, Harvey Jones is feeling more confident. He also has Carmen by his side. Life is good–until it isn’t. Pilar and the other brujas are even more determined to undermine him and they have no qualms in making it very personal.

Travel Guide

Santander

Christy chose Santander as the setting for her novel thanks to her friend Blanca who was from Santander and invited her to stay

“As we walked the cobblestone streets, I was fascinated with this ancient port city, its neat little beaches, majestic mountains and quaint streets, and thus when I had to think of where to set my novel, Santander was an easy choice. Blanca also took me to visit some of the neighboring villages, which the characters in my novel also visit.  One village that did not make it into my book is Santillana del Mar, otherwise known as the city of three lies: it is neither Santi(holy) llana (flat) or del mar (on the coast.) But it’s definitely worth seeing the next time you are in the neighborhood of Santander.”
This is the city which gave the world sidra, that wonderful apple wine that my characters love and I miss. Oh the sidrerias they have there–something I wish we could get here!

The author also discovered recipes of typical dishes and sweets from Santander which made it into her novel and evoke the feel and taste of the city even more!

Booktrail Boarding Pass:  Sinco  Cantabria American School Series #2

Author/Guide: Christy Esmahan Destination: Santander, Bilbao  Departure Time: 2000s

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