A sharply funny and big-hearted multi-generational story about the deeply complicated relationships between mothers- and daughters-in-law, told through three women who marry into the same family
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Sally Koslow crafts a tender, torrid tale of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s Hollywood romance with Sheilah Graham, a gossip columnist and remarkable self-invention. This historical novel follows her previous four contemporary works, including the international bestseller THE LATE, LAMENTED MOLLY ARX and her debut, LITTLE PINK SLIPS, an insider’s look at the magazine industry. Koslow’s writing brings to life complex characters and dramatic moments, offering readers a compelling glimpse into historical narratives through a distinctly modern sensibility. Her international success is evident in translations across fourteen languages and features by Target.
- 2022
- 2018
Another Side of Paradise
- 352 pages
- 13 hours of reading
Set against the backdrop of 1937 Hollywood, this story explores the complex relationship between gossip columnist Sheilah Graham and struggling author F. Scott Fitzgerald. While Graham's career flourishes, Fitzgerald grapples with his declining fame and alcoholism. Both characters share a past of hardship; Graham, like Fitzgerald's Jay Gatsby, has crafted an impressive persona to escape her humble beginnings. Their dynamic reveals the tension between public success and personal struggles, as secrets and ambitions collide in the glittering yet harsh world of the film industry.
- 2014
The Widow Waltz
- 352 pages
- 13 hours of reading
Celebrated as a top summer read by People and USA Today, this book captivates with its engaging narrative and relatable characters. It explores themes of friendship, love, and self-discovery, making it a perfect companion for leisurely days. The story unfolds in a vibrant setting, inviting readers to immerse themselves in a journey filled with unexpected twists and emotional depth. With its blend of humor and heart, it promises to resonate with anyone seeking an uplifting and memorable reading experience.
- 2013
Exploring the phenomenon of helicopter parenting, this book highlights how excessive parental involvement has led to a generation that struggles with independence and maturity. Through keen observation and humor, the author critiques the shift from nurturing to overprotective behavior, illustrating the consequences on young adults' ability to thrive on their own. The narrative offers a thought-provoking look at the evolving dynamics between parents and children in contemporary society.