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Imogene's Eloise — Marguerite Quantaine
Witty and endearing, jubilant and insightful, Imogene's Eloise traces the unpredictable journey of a young woman living alone amid the political unrest and social taboos of Manhattan during the 1960s, oblivious to her own feelings until being smitten by the sight of a total stranger in town for 31 hours -- whose name and number she's prevented from getting. Setting out to find that one person in a city of millions before time runs out, she's guided by the coincidental encounters of strangers, revealing the worst of them kindly, and the best of them as vulnerable during the charting of a life-force within each of us. On a fast paced track towards an ending you can't possibly foresee, this book tackles the phenomena of love that redefines the odyssey of friends, family, and (especially) valiant women. Inspired by an extraordinary true story.
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- First Edition
- Nov-2014
- Cantine & Kilpatrick Publications
- Trade Paperback
- ISBN: 0940548011
- ISBN13: 9780940548015