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Maureen doesn't plan to repeat the mistakes of her divorced parents. In the 1960's, she and her siblings seek passage from their trauma and a town that thrives on the poultry industry. Maureen pursues photography as a longterm commitment. But in her personal life, she enjoys romance and explores relationships until she ponders real reasons for avoiding marriage. Eventually this leads to a depression that she feels her career can conquer. When a man she would readily date hires her at a magazine and with work that revives her, her future is imperiled. This subtly psychological novel covers…mehr

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Maureen doesn't plan to repeat the mistakes of her divorced parents. In the 1960's, she and her siblings seek passage from their trauma and a town that thrives on the poultry industry. Maureen pursues photography as a longterm commitment. But in her personal life, she enjoys romance and explores relationships until she ponders real reasons for avoiding marriage. Eventually this leads to a depression that she feels her career can conquer. When a man she would readily date hires her at a magazine and with work that revives her, her future is imperiled. This subtly psychological novel covers thirty years during a shift in society's approach to relationships. With Minnesota settings, the book's comic relief reflects that resource in Maureen.
Autorenporträt
After stints in publishing and newspaper writing, Katherine L. Holmes obtained an M.A. in Writing from the University of Minnesota. Her short story collection, Curiosity Killed the Sphinx and Other Stories, was published by Press Americana in 2012. Since, her juvenile fiction has placed in two national Indie book award contests. Her creative work has appeared in more than seventy journals. More information is at her website: https: //sites.google.com/site/katherinelholmesauthorprofile