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Blues dancing a novel
The heroine is Verdi, a Philadelphia woman living with a professor who cured her of a drug habit from her student days. One day Verdi runs into her first love, the man who introduced her to drugs and romance flares anew.
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- "The heroine is Verdi, a Philadelphia woman living with a professor who cured her of a drug habit from her student days. One day Verdi runs into her first love, the man who introduced her to drugs and romance flares anew."@en
- "My aunt says if you smell butter on a foggy night you're getting ready to fall in love. For the last twenty years, the beautiful Verdi Mae has led a comfortable life with Rowe, the conservative professor who rescued her from addiction when she was an undergrad. But her world is about to shift when the smell of butter lingers in the air and Johnson -- the boy from the back streets of Philadelphia who pulled her into the fire of passion and all the shadows cast from it -- returns to town. In "this story of self-discovery that moves seamlessly between the early 1970s and early 1990s" (Publishers Weekly starred review), acclaimed writer Diane McKinney-Whetstone takes readers into a world of erotic love, drugs, and political activism, and beautifully illustrates the struggle to reconcile passion with accountability and the redemptive powers of love's rediscovery. This P.S. edition features an extra 16 pages of insights into the book, including author interviews, recommended reading, and more."@en
- "The heroine is Verdi, a Philadelphia woman living with a professor who cured her of a drug habit from her student days. One day Verdi runs into her first love, the man who introduced her to drugs and romance flares anew. This edition includes an interview with the author and reading group discussion questions."@en
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