| Author: | Susan Crossett | ISBN: | 9781491870884 |
| Publisher: | AuthorHouse | Publication: | June 4, 2014 |
| Imprint: | AuthorHouse | Language: | English |
| Author: | Susan Crossett |
| ISBN: | 9781491870884 |
| Publisher: | AuthorHouse |
| Publication: | June 4, 2014 |
| Imprint: | AuthorHouse |
| Language: | English |
Lovelorn? Lovesick? How long will it take Libby to get over the enigmatic Zack? All Three Acts and then some. 1960. Libby is off to Italy with the other grad students in her string quartet. Their recital tour leaves plenty of time for mischief even as she continues to dream of her adviser back on campus. Is he up to it? 1985. Reuniting with her friends, Libby catches up with Zack in Aspen, Colorado. Now their love has a chance to grow and strengthen. Or does it? 2007. There remains a third act, moving from Gettysburg to Chicago, to give Libby and Zack yet another chance to fulfi ll their love. Or does it? Novelist (Her Reason For Being) and weekly columnist (Musings from the Hill), Susan Crossett continues her examination of the attractions did she mention differences? between the sexes. Serious topics life, death, love and loss but always written with a knowing smile.
Lovelorn? Lovesick? How long will it take Libby to get over the enigmatic Zack? All Three Acts and then some. 1960. Libby is off to Italy with the other grad students in her string quartet. Their recital tour leaves plenty of time for mischief even as she continues to dream of her adviser back on campus. Is he up to it? 1985. Reuniting with her friends, Libby catches up with Zack in Aspen, Colorado. Now their love has a chance to grow and strengthen. Or does it? 2007. There remains a third act, moving from Gettysburg to Chicago, to give Libby and Zack yet another chance to fulfi ll their love. Or does it? Novelist (Her Reason For Being) and weekly columnist (Musings from the Hill), Susan Crossett continues her examination of the attractions did she mention differences? between the sexes. Serious topics life, death, love and loss but always written with a knowing smile.
