Isabel Wallace presents new retelling of
Samson and Delilah
Biblical story retold
in modern times in ‘The Lion’s Carcass’
TROWBRIDGE, England – Throughout her life, author Isabel Wallace loved to express
herself through writing, be it prose or poetry. “The Lion's Carcass” (published by Lulu), published posthumously, is Isabel
Wallace’s fresh, new retelling of the classic biblical story, Samson and
Delilah.
Set in the town of Somerset, England, during the
1970s, “The Lion’s Carcass” updates the classic story of Samson and Delilah.
When Sam and Dee fall passionately in love, their union becomes the catalyst
that starts a chain of events seeped in jealousy.
Isabel Wallace’s keen insight on relationships
drives the story as the Sam and Dee’s love begins to crumble around them. A
thrilling love story of passion and betrayal, “The Lion’s Carcass” will delight
readers until the last page.
An excerpt from “The Lion’s Carcass”:
“The solstice surprise on Bantock Hill was a yearly
event for the Philistines and Dee was expecting their arrival, but no one came
and when the dawn broke the east with its first strip of daylight it was for
Sam and Dee alone. The sun rose, a giant glowing orb like a red moon in a sky
that was a pink and cirrus sea that washed its weird tide of colour and
unfathomed emotion over the man and girl on Bantock Hill.”
Readers can find more of Isabel Wallace’s work at www.isabelwallace.blogspot.com.
“The Lion's Carcass”
By Isabel Wallace
E-Book | ISBN 9781291494679
About the
Author
Isabel Wallace lived most of her life in the
west country of England. She traveled quite extensively, but always returned to
her home. She was a kind and modest woman who loved reading and writing as an
art form. She previously published “Starshine, the ocean and the unicorn,” a
story of London’s underworld, and “Ecstasia,” an erotic novel. Isabel Wallace passed
away at age 51.
