Hemingway's Girl
Mariella Bennet, struggling to support her family in Depression-era Key West, takes a job as a maid for Ernest Hemingway's second wife, and becomes caught up in a tempting, dangerous world of lavish parties, celebrities and the attentions of Papa himself. (This book was previously listed in Forecast.) Original.
Reviews
Kay Jamieson@kayjamieson
This book ended up being a great read in the end. The middle got a little rocky for me, I felt the over use of some words or phrases.
Jan Talkington@jantalking
This was a disappointment to me. I did keep reading - but honestly there was only one character in the book that I liked. And for some reason, I kept picturing Sean Connery as Hemingway. I probably enjoyed it more that way, but not a book I would recommend.
Megan Gardner@mmgardner
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Kelly Gorman@dreadpiratekel
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