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BELIZE SURVIVOR: Darker Side of Paradise |
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Expatriate Blog
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Thursday, 14 August 2008 23:00 |
| | | Although disguised as fiction, this true story depicts the early days of the gringo homesteaders who came to Belize in the mid-1970's in search of a modern-day utopia and instead found themselves battling primitive lifestyle, natural disaster, and for some of us, the darker side of human nature.
With a five-star rating, the book is currently available online at Amazon 
by Nancy, R. Koerner
| | Nancy R. Koerner was born in eastern Ohio and raised in northwestern Pennsylvania. At age twenty-three, she moved to the Maya Mountains of Belize, Central America, where she lived in the rainforest for thirteen years. | | | 
| A woman of diverse talents, with a strong background in sales and marketing, Nancy has founded, owned, and operated a number of successful businesses throughout the years, including a world-class horseback tour facility in Belize, Central America. This facility, Mountain Equestrian Trails, is one of only two locations within the country of Belize to be cited in the new best seller, "1000 Places To See Before You Die." Mountain Equestrian Trails is the true-life entity referred to in Belize Survivor as "Belize-By-Horseback." | | See more books about Belize | | | |
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