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HOTHEADED SAINTS
Paperback · ISBN 9780595360055
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| ISBN | 9780595360055 |
|---|---|
| Subtitle | HOTHEADED SAINTS |
| Publisher | iUniverse |
| Publication date | June 2005 |
| Language | English |
| MRP | £8.34 GBP |
| Page count | 196 |
| Item weight | 65 g |
--Adriana Trigiani Best selling author of Big Stone Gap, Lucia, Lucia and Rococo
"Hotheaded Saints is layered and revealing, dark and hopeful at the same time. Taylor Barton has drawn a compelling and fascinating portrait of the underbelly of the Hamptons and the interior life of a woman in search of redemption in it."
--Rosanne Cash Singer, Songwriter, Author of Bodies of Water and Penelope Jane
Taylor Barton's exceptional debut novel explores, in stunning prose, the cutthroat and catty world of artist rivalry; and family wreckage caused by drug-induced insanity. Although Hotheaded Saints is fraught with a myriad of inner and outer demons, at its core lie's a transformative faith in the healing powers of destiny.
--Martine Bellen Author or Vulnerability of Order
Hotheaded Saints is a fiery, rip-roaring ride through the overwrought Hamptons; a kaleidoscope of the Bonnackers verses the A-listers. Hotheaded Saints exploits long buried injustices and the inexorable flow of a history that creates a tableau of epic tragedy.
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