Friday evening saw the launch of a new novel, ‘The Cross,’ by George Gauci. The event, which also included a book signing, attracted a large number of people to Il-Hagar | Heart of Gozo Museum, in St George’s Square, Victoria.
The Cross takes the reader back in time to 1908, when a widower falls in love with a woman and follows the family through their strong Catholic belief, upbringing, their love, their pain and their happiness, over the years to World War Two and after.
It is a journey across the twentieth century, packed with drama, intrigue and historical insight, set on both islands of Malta and Gozo.
‘The Cross’ is pubished in English and this first edition is in hard back with a dust jacket and is priced at just €15 per copy.
George was born in Qormi, Malta but now lives on Gozo with his wife and family.
3 Comments To "‘The Cross’ by George Gauci launched at Il-Hagar Museum"
#1 Comment By David Wilson On April 29, 2013 @ 3:34 pm
Congratulations on you first book, a lot of thought and hard work goes into writing, and at times self doubt, but worth it when you have the end product in your hand and better still in other peoples hands and homes. Well done for a good night.
#2 Comment By Elizabeth Galea On July 10, 2013 @ 6:12 pm
when will book be available in the USA? I really want to get it for my husband.
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#3 Comment By george gauci On July 11, 2013 @ 12:14 am
Dear Mrs. Galea. At the moment The Cross could only be downloaded on Amazon e book in the USA and many other countries. If you want a signed paperback copy, than this will cost you a total of 16 euros including postage. You can e mail your order on [4].
Thanks
George Gauci
the author