Solitaire

by Norma Beishir

Durante le ricerche per un romanzo Sloane Driscoll, scrittrice affermata, conosce Jordan Phillips, campione di polo.
Il mondo, in cui lui vive e lavora, è del tutto nuovo a Sloane, ma il suo interesse al riguardo si tramuta ben presto in amore e quell'ambiente diventa anche il suo. La vita di Sloane cambia radicalmente. Lei comincia a trascurare il lavoro, a sentirsi menomata della propria indipendenza, fino alla disperazione.

SOLITAIRE è il romanzo della "condizione femminile".
L'autrice racconta, analizza e descrive paure, gioie e
angosce di una donna non più giovanissima alle prese con
emozioni e sentimenti nuovi.

330 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published April 1, 1991

About the author

I've wanted to be a writer for as long as I can remember. I used to get in trouble in school because I was writing when I should have been paying attention in class. I foolishly sent a handwritten manuscript to a publisher when I was sixteen. It was rejected, of course--but an editor actually took the time to look at it and wrote me, saying I had talent but wasn't ready for publication yet. Some years later, I found an agent and sold my first novel within six months. Six months later, Berkley bought two more books from me--for a six-figure advance. In all, I published five bestellers with Berkley, nine romances through Silhouette, and--obsessed with having creative control--I made the move to self-publishing for my latest two. I write under my own name and two pseudonyms: Scarlett Martin and Toni Collins.