Marthese Fenech
When she was twelve, she lived in Malta for six months, enrolling in an all-girls private school run by nuns. She lasted three days before getting kicked out for talking too much. Back in Toronto, she started her own business recording, editing, and selling bootleg heavy metal concerts. While in high school, she took a position with a popular seafood chain as its first female dishwasher. She later worked with special needs children and adults, where witnessing small miracles on a daily basis was part of the job.
A former kickboxing instructor, Marthese currently teaches high school English and history. She speaks fluent Maltese and French and is learning Italian. As part of her research for Eight-Pointed Cross, she took up archery, and ended up accidentally becoming a certified instructor. She has a passion for adventure, photography, running, music, snowboarding, and yoga.
Visit her website: www.marthesefenech.com
Authors
- Agius, Albert W.
- Attard, Anton F.
- Attard, Edward
- Attard, Emmanwel F.
- Attard, Joe M.
- Baldacchino, Karmenu
- Camilleri, Ronald
- Borg, Andrew
- Borg, John J.
- Borg, Lino
- Briffa, Joseph A.
- Briguglio, Lino
- Bonett, Guido
- Bugeja, Joe
- Camilleri, Ronald
- Cassar, George
- Cassar, Mario
- Cassar, Michael
- Cilia, Daniel
- Cuschieri , Ray & Grima, Melodie
- Cutajar, Mario
- Dauber, Robert L.
- De Lucca, Denis
- Dougal, Anton B.
- Fenech, Marthese
- Flores, Charles
- Formosa, Martin
- Galea, Francis
- Galea, Marc
- Ganado, Albert
- Grech, Josef
- Grech, Sergio
- Lanfranco, Guido
- Leli
- Lombardi, Emilio
- Lombardi, Gino
- Lombardi, Salvinu
- Mallia, Karmel
- Micallef, Mark
- Micallef St John, Charles
- Mifsud, Pawlu
- Mizzi, John A.
- Morana, Martin
- Muscat, Lawrence
- Piscopo, Suzanne
- Reedijk, Lenie
- Portelli, Emmanuel
- Risiott, Liliana
- Said, Edward
- Saliba, Charles Daniel
- Saliba, Evarist
- Sammut, Daniel
- Sciriha, Lydia
- Spiteri, Charles B.
- Spiteri, Lino
- Sultana, Joe
- Sultana, Joseph
- Thake, Robert
- Vella Gauci, Joe
- Vella, Godwin
- Vella, Horatio
- Weston, Gordon
- Xavier Aloisio, Francis
- Zammit, Andrè
- Zarb, Edmond





Comments
"For most Maltese people, the great siege of Malta, with the battles
of the Knights of St. John and the Ottomans, is nothing new, so I was
a bit doubtful about buying this book at first, but the way the clever
Marthese Fenech combined the history, love tangles, plots, culture and religion, without making it just another history book, is a wonderful
read, flowing and entertaining!!!!
Plus loads of Maltese expressions still used today, which made me laugh to see them written in an English book, a first for me, so a joy to read from the first page to the last.
Makes one proud to be Maltese and remember some of what our little island
has been through.
Marthese's years of great research
certainly show!!!!
Can’t wait for the sequel to come out!!!
This is a writer to watch out for."
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