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The gin closet : a novel
Thirty years after Tilly leaves home her niece, Stella, shows up at her door, and after the two very different women begin to bond, they move to San Francisco together to live with Abe, Tilly's elusive son.
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- http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh2009113743
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- "After a slew of family fights, teenager Tilly Rudolph abandons her middleclass home in the suburbs and flees to the seedy underworld of Reno. She scrapes to get by, working as a prostitute and nursing various addictions, eventually drinking herself to the brink of death in a dusty trailer park. One day, after Tilly spends nearly thirty years without a family, her niece, a young cosmopolite from New York, shows up on her doorstep and changes both their lives forever."
- "Thirty years after Tilly leaves home her niece, Stella, shows up at her door, and after the two very different women begin to bond, they move to San Francisco together to live with Abe, Tilly's elusive son."@en
- "Thirty years after Tilly leaves home her niece, Stella, shows up at her door, and after the two very different women begin to bond, they move to San Francisco together to live with Abe, Tilly's elusive son."