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Triple Exposure
A new novel by Jackie Calhoun, who "makes a powerful...complex statement about issues which confront lesbians in the 90s". -- Queensland Pride
Photographer Nicky Hennessey is at a crossroads. Passionately involved with old friend Beth Forrester, she must face the painful truth that Beth is unwilling, and perhaps unable, to leave her marriage. To make matters worse, the property that Nicky has bought appears to be a financial disaster.
But from the moment she meets Meg, Nicky's life takes a new direction. Still, Meg has her own tangled relationship with jealous, possessive, Denise.
Beth, her lesbian affair with Nicky discovered, leaves her husband. Then the horse that Meg has been boarding on Nicky's property disappears under ambiguous circumstances. Meg leaves Denise... And the complications have only begun.
Photographer Nicky Hennessey is at a crossroads. Passionately involved with old friend Beth Forrester, she must face the painful truth that Beth is unwilling, and perhaps unable, to leave her marriage. To make matters worse, the property that Nicky has bought appears to be a financial disaster.
But from the moment she meets Meg, Nicky's life takes a new direction. Still, Meg has her own tangled relationship with jealous, possessive, Denise.
Beth, her lesbian affair with Nicky discovered, leaves her husband. Then the horse that Meg has been boarding on Nicky's property disappears under ambiguous circumstances. Meg leaves Denise... And the complications have only begun.
217 pages, Paperback
First published August 1, 1994
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Jackie Calhoun
37 books19 followersJackie Calhoun is the author of twenty-seven novels. She lives with her partner in Northeast Wisconsin. Write to her at Jackie@jackiecalhoun.com and/or friend her on Facebook.
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August 13, 2023Despite the horses and crime probably not worth a reread. Way too stressful, which was well done, but the main character had no spine or drive.
April 18, 2018
I liked this book and it actually deserves 3.5 stars. This is one of those books that really has no romantic fairytale rather it is a relationship web abound with indecisions and no closures.
I think it tried to depict reality at best but it would have been far better in my view if it presented these web comically
I think it tried to depict reality at best but it would have been far better in my view if it presented these web comically
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