The Last Romantics by Elizabeth Malin "Like THE FRENCH LIEUTENANT'S WOMAN by John Fowles, THE LAST ROMANTICS by Elizabeth Malin is a layered story that sends you back to the golden age of American literature and forward to the world of contemporary popular literature with the editorial mantra of 'sex sells.' Malin deftly brings each of the three stories in THE LAST ROMANTICS to a successful conclusion that should please all readers." Joan Reeves, NY Times & USA TODAY bestselling author Three stories, three couples, three intertwined tales of the challenges of requited love: Kate and Jim: A struggling romance novelist, Kate must deal with an editor pushing her to write steamier books and a husband who decides to dabble in producing his own "art." But is he really creating something of value or just mocking Kate's own attempts at becoming a literary artist? Jake and Belinda: The hero and heroine of Kate's latest romance novel, this duo faces danger as someone makes an attempt on Belinda's life while they try to figure out if lust can lead to true love... Zelda and Scott Fitzgerald: While Kate pens her hot new novel, she discovers a cache of pages penned by a "Beatrice Rutherford," who appears to have been a typist for the great literary writer and who sheds new light on what really happened to the famous couple. These papers provide Kate with a pathway to greater publishing success, but she questions whether her good fortune is real or fake... The Last Romantics is a sweet love story, a hot romance, and an inside look at the publishing world, filled with delectable tidbits and juicy details professional writers will especially enjoy. Elizabeth Malin is the author of a short story collection, From Here.
