Woman Enters Left
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Woman Enters Left
Narrated by:
Caitlin Thorburn, Laurence Bouvard
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Narrated by:
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Caitlin Thorburn
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Laurence Bouvard
About this listen
From the acclaimed author of Letters from Skye comes a heartwarming new story, told in parallel tales about three women and their search for understanding, fulfilment and love.
1926: Florrie Daniels is moving to Hollywood to become a screenwriter while Ethel Wild is trying to catch up to her husband in Nevada before he's able to start divorce proceedings.
1952: B-list movie star Louise Wilde learns she's inherited screenwriter Florence Daniels' entire estate. She is baffled, and her confusion only grows when she discovers photographs of Ms. Daniels with her mother, who died when Louise was six. She drives east hoping her father can provide some answers....
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"Tender, touching, original, and rich with delicious period detail of Hollywood's heyday." (Hazel Gaynor, best-selling author of The Girl Who Came Home)
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