TO SCULPT A LIVING STATUE is a tale of lost innocence told with a conceptual twist. Do not expect to mourn the destruction of purity within the souls of the characters. Prepare instead to watch an artist stifled in the name of love, a woman buried in the name of life, and volition caged in the name of choice.

The story is that of a young man who becomes a pawn in the hands of others. He does not contend with reality, but with appearances. His journey begins as art and love tempt him simultaneously and ends in the arms of a unique being: one who withstands the sculpting influences of others.

This dramatic tale is filled with heart-rending moments, all of which combine to create a world in which good intentions turn lethal.

Nevertheless, this is not a tragedy....

The suspense built up more and more as the book progressed, I could hardly put it down.
All in all great beautifully written and fun book.
          -Reader Review

About the Author of To Sculpt a Living Statue
Tal Boldo was born in Israel in 1968 and was educated in England, Israel, and Canada.  She has a Bachelors Degree in Literature from the University of Haifa, Israel.  To Sculpt a Living Statue is her first novel.  Her children's story, The Dragon and the Drought, will be published in 2004.  She is also the author of the literary novel, Peeking Through Keyholes, and several short stories.  Currently, she is working on a literary fantasy novel. Ms. Boldo lives in North Carolina with her husband, son, and two dogs.



Read Tal's full bio at the end of the sample chapter.

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