Sicilian Quilt
by
T. V. LoCicero
Genre/s
Fiction, Contemporary
Publish Date
November 22, 2014
Short Description
At 74 a woman looks back at her life five decades earlier. In Grosse Pointe, a bastion of American privilege, it’s the summer before our rebellious ‘60s, and Val at 19 is searching for something beyond traditional gender roles, flaunting sex taboos and pursuing family secrets in a way that will change her life.
“…powerful…beautifully written…a wonderful read.”—Jessica Garber
“A very interesting read for its Grosse Pointe history, culture, discrimination and lifestyle.”—Robin Houghton
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Writing her memoirs at 74, a woman looks back at a pivotal moment in her life some five decades ago: In Grosse Pointe, a bastion of American privilege, it’s the summer before our rebellious 1960s, and Val at 19 is passionately searching for something more than traditional gender roles. Estranged from her housebound mother and battling her conventional sister, she is deeply attached to her father, a prominent builder. Her sexual awakening soon flaunts taboos, and her pursuit of long-buried family secrets leads to love betrayed and a life-altering confrontation.
“…powerful…beautifully written…a wonderful read.”—Jessica, Amazon reviewer
“A very interesting read for its Grosse Pointe history, culture, discrimination and lifestyle.”—Robin Houghton, Goodreads