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"A successful writer for BlackSpeak magazine, Glenda Jackson is gifted, dynamic, and respected in her field. Now she's determined to take control of her emotional life. While reviewing a new play at Harlem's innovative Aldridge Ensemble, she meets the enigmatic director, Mark Abbitt, the driving force behind a renaissance in black theater.". "The charismatic director proves to be as complex as one of his dramas. Haunted by memories of Vietnam, blind to the manipulations of his ex-wife, Mark is determined to be a good father to his four-year-old son. If Glenda's not to be eclipsed by Mark's…
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2 editions- Other · English · 2000One World/Ballantine Pub. Group · 297 pages · 9780345425959
- Other · English · 2000One World/Ballantine · 9780739412268
MurderRemarried peopleFictionAfrican American womenFemale friendshipWidowsFiction, generalWomen journalists, fiction