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This paperback book is in very
good to like new condition. The book is 401 pages long. Pages are all
intact, crisp and clean, looks like it has been read only once or twice. No
stains, pages are not yellow from age. There is creasing along the spine and
slight shelf wear along the edges. Additional pictures of condition are
always available.
BOOK DESCRIPTION FROM BACK COVER:
Gillon is an American Southerner, but definitely not a Southern belle.
An art historian, she takes a job in London largely to escape the family and
social pressures of her home town, Charleston, South Carolina.
Once in London, she meets Tilly, the
features editor on an arts magazine , and makes her first English friend.
She also meets Henry, a wildlife photographer and Tilly's long-term
boyfriend. Henry, like so many of his generation, can't commit to the
one thing Tilly wants about everything - marriage.
Inadvertently, Gillon offers Henry
an escape - the chance to go and photograph the wonderful wildlife in South
Carolina. Neither he nor she bargains on what he will find there, nor on
the effect his departure will have on Tilly and the e world he leaves
behind.
A cruelly funny book...most
astute observation. - Daily Telegraph
She moves her characters around
and through each other's lives with the skilled hands of a master
puppeteer...expert with the clever observation. - Globe and Mail.
Trollope does an excellent job of
showing the bewilderment of the offspring of the 60's swingers...the story
is her usual page turner. - Toronto Sun.
A photo gallery of pictures from this book is shown below
as well as a description of the pictures. Any questions please
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aldergrove@ppowner.com
