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Pacific cavalcade a novel
Randi marries into one of San Francisco's aristocratic families, becomes involved with a Hollywood director, and almost destroys her marriage. She narrowly survives an earthquake, the Nazi occupation of Vienna, and Pearl Harbor.
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- "The saga of an American family during the tumultuous years between Armistice Day, 1918, and the eve of World War II."
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