Loving Christy Kathy Joyce Glascott

"Cheated by life, lonely and alone, is this Christy"s last chance for love? Loss and disappointment are the hallmarks of Christy Doyle"s life. In 1970"s Buffalo, the world is in turmoil, but Christy is shackled by the demands of a community that rejects change. After the death of her beloved mother, Christy feels suffocated by her father"s selfish demands. Her thirties are fast approaching and she fears that she will never escape her routine job and bleak future. When a friendship becomes a romance, Christy wonders if she has to sacrifice her dreams to find love. What others say about "Loving Christy" "Christy"s world went dark. She drops out of college, her mother dies, her relationship with her father is strained, and the men in her life disappear. Feeling desperate, Christy heads to the bar to forget. Enter Dennis, her savior. A touching and moving story, Loving Christy, is a winner." ~ L. C. Hayden - Award winning author of the Harry Bronson mystery series and #1 Kindle Angels Best Seller for Angels Around Us "Loving Christy is the story of second chances and of redemption through love and personal growth. It is a quick, light read with some very satisfying moments as Christy Doyle evolves from a rudderless self-centered girl into a caring woman whose journey ultimately has a positive effect on those who never lost faith in her." ~ Judy Johnston, freelance writer/editor "Loving Christy is set in the Irish-American community of Buffalo, New York, in the 1970"s. The story highlights the challenges facing Christy, a young woman who struggles with the loss of her mother and the traditional role she is expected to follow. As the poignant tale unfolds, we learn that life isn"t always fair, but there are many willing to help Christy find her way." ~ Marilyn Briant Rockmore, author of The Leopard and the Mouse "In Loving Christy, Kathy Joyce Glascott deftly captures the essence of her heroine who looks for love and, in the process, also finds herself. With unexpected twists, this first novel engages, but never overwhelms. The reader who wants a good story without getting caught in a mire of sentimentality or a maelstrom of violence will not be disappointed with this book." ~ Ophelia De Laine Gona (Author of Dawn of Desegregation: J. A. De Laine and Briggs v. Elliott, University of South Carolina Press. 2011)" Это и многое другое вы найдете в книге Loving Christy (Kathy Joyce Glascott)