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Two women, Marina and
her mother-in-law, Margaret, face critical changes in their
comfortable lives. The story begins in court during Marina’s divorce
and follows both women. Margaret’s life of privilege is shattered by
the revelation of the notorious bisexual lifestyle of her wealthy
husband, William Warner. Marina’s life and the lives of her children
are similarly devastated by her husband Bobby’s drug use and his
association with drug criminals. Margaret’s divorce frees her to
join Peace Corps and go to Malaysia, where she falls in love with
the tropical scenery and with a Peace Corps official.
Marina and her children face dangers of stalking, burglary, fire,
and kidnapping from a Mexican drug cartel. To ensure their safety,
Marina’s attorney Reggie sends the family to Jackson Hole, WY, where
his sister lives. There Reggie and Marina become aware of their love
and share a night of passion. The murder of Bobby brings both Marina
and Margaret back home, where they find William terminally ill with
AIDS and discover that Warner Industries is in need of leadership,
which they provide. The discovery of a small key provides the
solution to the question that baffled them throughout the story. The
book ends with both women pursuing independent lives but not closing
irrevocably the possibility of a future with the men they love. |
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