Marian with the Flaxen Hair

Fiction & Literature
Cover of the book Marian with the Flaxen Hair by Donald Sinclair, AuthorHouse
View on Amazon View on AbeBooks View on Kobo View on B.Depository View on eBay View on Walmart
Author: Donald Sinclair ISBN: 9781468507522
Publisher: AuthorHouse Publication: March 2, 2012
Imprint: AuthorHouse Language: English
Author: Donald Sinclair
ISBN: 9781468507522
Publisher: AuthorHouse
Publication: March 2, 2012
Imprint: AuthorHouse
Language: English

Howard, a young journalism student, is just scraping through life at Wayne State University after the Army, using all the tricks he can conjure to get money. Then he meets Marian Herbaugh as new classes begin and his life is never the same. Marian is a wealthy Grosse Pointe girl, who had been at college in New York until her father had a heart attack. She came home to be with her family during her fathers final days. But the fathers illness stretched on and when the fall term began, Marian enrolled at Detroits working class university, Wayne State. Marian met Howard Keck in Contemporarily American Literature. From the first date, both were smitten with one another; there was no going back. But the dark abyss of their opposing economic backgrounds was waiting. From the onset, Marians father, after learning of his daughters affection for Howard, manages to recover from his heart malady, and sets a course to drive a wedge between the two lovers. The father is ruthless and he has only one rule; win, no matter what the cost. He goes to his silent business partner, Aschenbrenner, for help, and a sinister plan to crush Howard is launched. Marian, at the mercy of a determined father, listens to his condemnation of Howard and his future ability to make money to support her lifestyle. She wavers. A new suitor is quickly found for Marian, a man who meets all the criterion of the father. And once the marriage proposal is made, Howard is out. He wanders to Florida seeking relief from his loss, and is successful in being hired at Fort Lauderdale Newspaper. He becomes involved with people in the anti-Castro movement. Marian, who becomes aware she has made a mistake in her hasty marriage, wants to be free again, and contacts Howard to help her. Howard returns to Michigan and the two are united. But Marians father continues his campaign against Howard and is determined to salvage his daughters marriage. When the father urges the husband to take action, it results in an unexpected series of events no one expected.

View on Amazon View on AbeBooks View on Kobo View on B.Depository View on eBay View on Walmart

Howard, a young journalism student, is just scraping through life at Wayne State University after the Army, using all the tricks he can conjure to get money. Then he meets Marian Herbaugh as new classes begin and his life is never the same. Marian is a wealthy Grosse Pointe girl, who had been at college in New York until her father had a heart attack. She came home to be with her family during her fathers final days. But the fathers illness stretched on and when the fall term began, Marian enrolled at Detroits working class university, Wayne State. Marian met Howard Keck in Contemporarily American Literature. From the first date, both were smitten with one another; there was no going back. But the dark abyss of their opposing economic backgrounds was waiting. From the onset, Marians father, after learning of his daughters affection for Howard, manages to recover from his heart malady, and sets a course to drive a wedge between the two lovers. The father is ruthless and he has only one rule; win, no matter what the cost. He goes to his silent business partner, Aschenbrenner, for help, and a sinister plan to crush Howard is launched. Marian, at the mercy of a determined father, listens to his condemnation of Howard and his future ability to make money to support her lifestyle. She wavers. A new suitor is quickly found for Marian, a man who meets all the criterion of the father. And once the marriage proposal is made, Howard is out. He wanders to Florida seeking relief from his loss, and is successful in being hired at Fort Lauderdale Newspaper. He becomes involved with people in the anti-Castro movement. Marian, who becomes aware she has made a mistake in her hasty marriage, wants to be free again, and contacts Howard to help her. Howard returns to Michigan and the two are united. But Marians father continues his campaign against Howard and is determined to salvage his daughters marriage. When the father urges the husband to take action, it results in an unexpected series of events no one expected.

More books from AuthorHouse

Cover of the book My Funeral Friend(S) by Donald Sinclair
Cover of the book The Enchanted Rapiers by Donald Sinclair
Cover of the book The Melting of the Golden Spoon by Donald Sinclair
Cover of the book The Mirror by Donald Sinclair
Cover of the book The Happy Penny by Donald Sinclair
Cover of the book Purposeful Poetry by Donald Sinclair
Cover of the book How to Use Veteran’S Preference to Get a Government Job by Donald Sinclair
Cover of the book From a Criminal Mind to the Mind of Christ by Donald Sinclair
Cover of the book A Very Resilient Amreeki Dream by Donald Sinclair
Cover of the book The Victimized by Donald Sinclair
Cover of the book The Investors' Guide by Donald Sinclair
Cover of the book All for Love by Donald Sinclair
Cover of the book Concert Musings by the Cosmic Chef by Donald Sinclair
Cover of the book Get Productive in a Multi-Task World by Donald Sinclair
Cover of the book Sex After Death by Donald Sinclair
We use our own "cookies" and third party cookies to improve services and to see statistical information. By using this website, you agree to our Privacy Policy