The sights, sounds textures and culture of the time are
cleverly brought to life and the choices of each character are vividly shown.
The strengths of family are revealed but so too is the ugly prejudice that
often blighted the lives of people who were perceived as being in any way
'different' from the American dream, either in race or faith...
On
a more intimate level, Naomi has to learn how to love and take time for
herself. Her new husband Chaz works hard to show her his love in return. But
theirs is a marriage built on a lie and once that lie is exposed by a spiteful
third person, will their relationship survive?
About Paula
Rose Michelson
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