
Wherever There Is Light
A Novel
Autoři
Parametry
- 368 stránek
- 13 hodin čtení
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From the beloved author of Comeback Love comes an “absorbing” tale of forbidden romance set against the segregated American South, war-torn Europe, and the civil unrest of the Sixties. Julian Rose leaves Germany for America at fifteen, initially struggling before becoming a prominent bootlegger and later a successful real estate mogul. Kendall Wakefield, a free-spirited college senior aspiring to be a painter, is the daughter of a former slave and the founder of an African-American college in South Florida. In 1938, a dinner hosted by Kendall’s mother reunites Julian with his parents, rescued from the Nazis. This encounter sparks a thirty-year, on-again off-again affair that takes them from Miami Beach to Greenwich Village and postwar Paris. Along the way, they meet influential figures like Sartre and Picasso, who are redefining culture for a new generation. Their enduring longing for each other remains a constant amidst the changing tides of time. This panoramic tale of twentieth-century America is an unforgettable story of defiant love that “is epic and truly felt” (Kirkus Reviews).
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Wherever There Is Light, Peter Golden
- Jazyk
- Rok vydání
- 2016
- Vazba
- (měkká)
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- Titul
- Wherever There Is Light
- Podtitul
- A Novel
- Jazyk
- anglicky
- Autoři
- Peter Golden
- Vydavatel
- Atria Books
- Rok vydání
- 2016
- Vazba
- měkká
- Počet stran
- 368
- ISBN10
- 1501107631
- ISBN13
- 9781501107634
- Série
- Kategorie
- Štítky
- Historické téma, Světová literatura, USA, Erotika, 20. století, Druhá světová válka, Židé, Špionáž, Lyrika, Paříž, Židovská literatura, Erotické romány, Jazz, Právnické prostředí, Soudnictví, Segregace
- Anotace
- From the beloved author of Comeback Love comes an “absorbing” tale of forbidden romance set against the segregated American South, war-torn Europe, and the civil unrest of the Sixties. Julian Rose leaves Germany for America at fifteen, initially struggling before becoming a prominent bootlegger and later a successful real estate mogul. Kendall Wakefield, a free-spirited college senior aspiring to be a painter, is the daughter of a former slave and the founder of an African-American college in South Florida. In 1938, a dinner hosted by Kendall’s mother reunites Julian with his parents, rescued from the Nazis. This encounter sparks a thirty-year, on-again off-again affair that takes them from Miami Beach to Greenwich Village and postwar Paris. Along the way, they meet influential figures like Sartre and Picasso, who are redefining culture for a new generation. Their enduring longing for each other remains a constant amidst the changing tides of time. This panoramic tale of twentieth-century America is an unforgettable story of defiant love that “is epic and truly felt” (Kirkus Reviews).