That Green Eyed Girl
Be transported to mid-century New York in this evocative and page-turning debut
(Author) Julie Owen Moylan1955- In an apartment on the Lower East Side, school teachers Dovie and Gillian live as lodgers. Dancing behind closed curtains, mixing cocktails for two, they guard their private lives fiercely. Until someone guesses the truth . . . 1975- Ava Winters is keeping her own secret. Her mother has become erratic, haunted by something Ava doesn't understand - until, one sweltering July morning, she disappears. After her mother's departure, Ava receives a parcel. If she can discover where it came from, she may find her answers - and meet the woman at the heart of it all. . .
Julie Owen Moylan
Julie Owen Moylan is best known for her novel "The Second Mrs. Hockaday," which explores themes of love, loss, and redemption during the American Civil War. Her writing style is characterized by vivid imagery and emotionally resonant storytelling. Moylan's contributions to literature include shedding light on lesser-known historical events and giving voice to marginalized characters.
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