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Sarah & Gerald

A Novel of Paris in the 1920s

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Sarah & Gerald

By: Christopher Geoffrey McPherson
Narrated by: Julie S. Halpern
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In the years after the Great War, life was golden and happy for those who had survived it. An entire generation of young men died so others could sit on a beach and splash in the water and have sandwiches on the sand. It was a golden time for American expatriates - like Sarah and Gerald - to be in Paris. Everything had worked out so well for them: they had money, they had friends, they had three golden children, and they had each other. And everyone was so young.

Gerald was a painter, and his bold new painting would shock the French art world; but the consequences of his artistic success would soon bring tragedy to Sarah and their family. Despite doing everything right, things would soon start going very wrong.

©2012 Christopher Geoffrey McPherson (P)2015 Christopher Geoffrey McPherson
Fiction Historical Historical Fiction Romance
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