Hillary Malone
by Christopher Olander
Publisher: Novelmaker 2007
ISBN/ASIN: 0979622107
ISBN-13: 9780979622106
Number of pages: 346
Description:
A tragic novel about an American ingenue who lives among the great misfits and artists of the "lost generation" in Paris in the 1920s, looking to have impact on them, only to be, as one of the first liberated American women, abused by the men from whom she sought stimulation or solace.
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