Annmarie Banks lives and works in the beautiful state of Arizona. She has spent nearly thirty years researching her interest in the various ways people throughout history have searched for knowledge. The first twenty years of her professional life was spent buying and selling used and rare books all over the country. 
The Hermetica of Elysium by Annmarie Banks
The year is 1494. Nadira is a Moorish slave whose late mother taught her to read and write in the hopes of bettering her lot. She lives in Barcelona and keeps the books for her master, Sofir, a recent convert from Judaism to Catholicism. Due to the peculiarities of Nadira’s background, she can read and write in a number of languages. Her humdrum existence comes to an abrupt end when an English gentleman, Lord Montrose, takes her away from Sofir and on a dangerous journey.
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