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Her name is Ann. Her journey from smart, sexy bookworm with self-esteem issues to wise, sexy bookwoman, who's resolved them is the story she tells in J.C. Sutton's new novel, Beau & Eros.
The Beau of the title is the beauty of the books Ann can't do without. It is also the beautiful family she forges from a diversity of friends. The life-force love Ann gives and receives — sometimes wisely, sometimes not - is the Eros.
An only child raised on guilt-inducing religion, Ann accepts her innate sensuality early on, but remains insecure about its expression, which is why she graduates from college — a family first — with her virginity technically intact.
The twinned conflicts between good behavior's conventions and the satisfactions labeled "bad" drive the coming-of-age story Ann tells in first person, present tense - with more than a little help from her irreplaceable friends.
From the not-always-fabulous Fifties to a fiftieth college reunion, Ann comes through with her sometimes-cockeyed optimism and often quirky sense of humor intact. No small feat, but thanks to more than a little help from her books, her friends, and her lovers, Ann arrives at her reunion ready, willing, and able to share her past life and future plans.
The Beau of the title is the beauty of the books Ann can't do without. It is also the beautiful family she forges from a diversity of friends. The life-force love Ann gives and receives — sometimes wisely, sometimes not - is the Eros.
An only child raised on guilt-inducing religion, Ann accepts her innate sensuality early on, but remains insecure about its expression, which is why she graduates from college — a family first — with her virginity technically intact.
The twinned conflicts between good behavior's conventions and the satisfactions labeled "bad" drive the coming-of-age story Ann tells in first person, present tense - with more than a little help from her irreplaceable friends.
From the not-always-fabulous Fifties to a fiftieth college reunion, Ann comes through with her sometimes-cockeyed optimism and often quirky sense of humor intact. No small feat, but thanks to more than a little help from her books, her friends, and her lovers, Ann arrives at her reunion ready, willing, and able to share her past life and future plans.