Naught's Had: A Romance - Gerow, Vivian
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Naught's Had is the story of Kimberley and Alex, two ordinary, unsophisticated young people, set against the backdrop of the 1970's. As rock 'n roll energizes their world and makes them believe in tomorrow, this story plays out the complexities of two people, and their choices of how to love, and not love each other. Author's Comment "My novel is about passion, longings, fears. It is about not knowing how to love but loving anyway. It is about social pressures. It is about letting love be whatever it is. It is about holding on and holding back. It is about games people play. It is about the…mehr

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Naught's Had is the story of Kimberley and Alex, two ordinary, unsophisticated young people, set against the backdrop of the 1970's. As rock 'n roll energizes their world and makes them believe in tomorrow, this story plays out the complexities of two people, and their choices of how to love, and not love each other. Author's Comment "My novel is about passion, longings, fears. It is about not knowing how to love but loving anyway. It is about social pressures. It is about letting love be whatever it is. It is about holding on and holding back. It is about games people play. It is about the interplay between love and fear. It is loud. It is urgent. It is young. It is frustrating. It has something to say about being alive." Vivian Praise for Naught's Had "This isn't your everyday romance ... these are characters you won't soon forget. Author Vivian Gerow does a masterful job of exploring the complex nuances of their relationship through her often lyrical, almost stream-of-consciousness writing style." Publishers Daily Reviews "Kimberly and Alex make their choices until their love for each other lead both to go in separate directions. But, before this happens, we experience the questioning of life itself through these characters, as they try to understand 'this thing called love, ' intellectually through Kim, and viscerally through Alex. No solution is ever given. We have it "naught" (as it were) - we'll just have to try to figure it out for ourselves. It's a 'whodunnit' on the relationship front." "Shirley Fortescue"