Laelia (ePub)
A Novel
(Sprache: Englisch)
Each of the Cates sisters had felt for a time that their husbands should be put away where they wouldn't have to take care of them anymoreit's time to make some changes.
So begins the powerful, empowering journey of three women who decide to get a fresh...
So begins the powerful, empowering journey of three women who decide to get a fresh...
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Each of the Cates sisters had felt for a time that their husbands should be put away where they wouldn't have to take care of them anymoreit's time to make some changes.
So begins the powerful, empowering journey of three women who decide to get a fresh start on lifeand embark upon a plan to place their men in care facilities.
Daughters of a prominent African American family, Rebecca, Claudia, and Gracelyn Cates are ready to leave their ailing husbandsno match for their wives in their unusual vigor, strong constitutions, and mental energybehind. And if they play their cards right, the Cates sisters will keep their good names intact, despite the Old Testament rantings of their misogynist pastor and relentlessly gossiping neighbors in their small-town world of Peoria, Illinois.
Claudia, instructed by eldest sister Rebecca to be more outgoing, enchants her parochial neighbors with her urbane chic. Gracelyn stages a Sunday school play about Harriet Tubman. And when Hillary Clinton appears at a churchwomen's tea party they're hosting, the Cates sisters establish themselves as indisputable leaders of their community. United in their purpose, the Cates women transcend the hand fate dealt them and find themselves anew, with the possibility of midlife romance. An unforgettable story of love, loss, and sisterly devotion, Laelia is a tale about the ties that bind and liberate us all.
So begins the powerful, empowering journey of three women who decide to get a fresh start on lifeand embark upon a plan to place their men in care facilities.
Daughters of a prominent African American family, Rebecca, Claudia, and Gracelyn Cates are ready to leave their ailing husbandsno match for their wives in their unusual vigor, strong constitutions, and mental energybehind. And if they play their cards right, the Cates sisters will keep their good names intact, despite the Old Testament rantings of their misogynist pastor and relentlessly gossiping neighbors in their small-town world of Peoria, Illinois.
Claudia, instructed by eldest sister Rebecca to be more outgoing, enchants her parochial neighbors with her urbane chic. Gracelyn stages a Sunday school play about Harriet Tubman. And when Hillary Clinton appears at a churchwomen's tea party they're hosting, the Cates sisters establish themselves as indisputable leaders of their community. United in their purpose, the Cates women transcend the hand fate dealt them and find themselves anew, with the possibility of midlife romance. An unforgettable story of love, loss, and sisterly devotion, Laelia is a tale about the ties that bind and liberate us all.
Autoren-Porträt von Ruth-Miriam Garnett
Ruth-Miriam Garnett
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- Autor: Ruth-Miriam Garnett
- 2018, 208 Seiten, Englisch
- Verlag: Simon + Schuster LLC
- ISBN-10: 0743480325
- ISBN-13: 9780743480321
- Erscheinungsdatum: 20.02.2018
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