M. G. Crisci

Mary Jackson Peale: One Woman's Tale of Romance, Betrayal and Determination (eBook, PDF)

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Produktbeschreibung

By 23, the supremely confident Mary Jackson-Peale had become one of the most influential theatrical agents on London's prestigious West Side. But her self-indulgent lifestyle, which included a string of bi-sexual relationships, endless cocktails of booze and drugs, and the accidental manslaughter of her sex-craved boss, made her a felon on the run. To escape Scotland Yard's dragnet, Mary created a new identity and fled to America with no money, no contacts, and the guilt that her mother's partner had been imprisoned for her indiscretions. Slowly but surely, she overcame these obstacles - and a few new ones - to regain her mojo and become one of Broadway's most sought-after theatrical agents. Now, 37, and at the top of her theatrical game, she fell deeply in love with a handsome, romantic Venetian vintner. Ironically, her world would collapse with a bang that could be heard around the world.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: eBookIt.com
• Seitenzahl: 380
• Erscheinungstermin: 25. Juli 2012
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780983447870
• Artikelnr.: 61248689

Autorenporträt

Manhattan-born M.G. Crisci is the critically-acclaimed author of ten books inspired by or based on real events. His literary works are noted for complex character studies and surprising endings. They encompass the genres of romance, history, politics, and crime. He is also a former Fortune 500 senior executive, an internationally-recognized expert in the field of consumer motivation and behavior, and award-winning journalist, and a thought-provoking social commentator who believes non-political, cross-cultural activities have the power to increase mutual respect and trust between allies and enemies. He has been elected to Who's Who in the World 22 times, and recently received lifetime achievement awards from the Albert Marcus Society and the Eurasia Center Worldwide for his business, literary, and cultural contributions.