The Queen of Kansas

by Michael Fels

Overview

It's the summer of 1935 and Charlotte Albert has graduated from New Utrecht High in Brooklyn. She has a small part in a Broadway play and hopes to start college. But when she falls for a charming, older British-born actor, she shelves her plans and the trajectory of her life is changed forever.

Played out against the years preceding, during and immediately following the Second World War, Charlotte's story takes us to locales as disparate as Newburgh (New York), McPherson (Kansas), Hollywood (California and Pyote (Texas).

The Queen of Kansas treats themes of love, friendship, loyalty, family and betrayal with a combination of humor and heartbreak in the years

Product Details

BN ID:	2940149853052
Publisher:	Michael David Fels
Publication date:	11/22/2014
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	163
File size:	1000 KB

About the Author

Michael David Fels is an author and playwright. He has published two collections of short fiction--Gone to Ground and Fetching Molly, and a memoir, Sometimes I See You. Michael and his wife, Luisa, live in Sonoma County, California. For more information about Michael, his books and his plays, see michaeldavidfels.com