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A Bigamist's Daughter
By: Alice McDermotteBook Publisher: Macmillan
Imprint: Picador
Format: ePub Encrypted (DRM)
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The New York Times Bestselling Author of After This and Charming Billy
Elizabeth Connelly, editor at a New York vanity press, sells the dream of publication (admittedly, to writers of questionable talent). Stories of true emotional depth rarely cross her desk. But when a young writer named Tupper Daniels walks in, bearing an unfinished novel, Elizabeth is drawn to both the novelist and his story—a lyrical tale about a man in love with more than one woman at once. Tupper’s manuscript unlocks memories of her own secretive father, who himself may have been a bigamist. As Elizabeth and Tupper search for the perfect dénouement, their affair, too, approaches a most unexpected and poignant coda. A brilliant debut from one of our most celebrated authors, A Bigamist’s Daughter is "a wise, sad, witty novel about men and women, God, hope, love, illusion, and fiction itself" ( Newsweek ).
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| Title of eBook: A Bigamist's Daughter | |
| Release Date: 05-16-2005 | |
| Publisher: Picador |
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| Parent title | A Bigamist's Daughter |
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| Encrypted (DRM) | Yes |
| SKU | 9781429936576 |
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| Internet Security | n/a |
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