Set against the background of the Vietnam War and the destructive riots in the City of Newark, Summer of Love II continues with the love affair of Nick Molinaro and Gia Scalia. The author takes the reader from New York City�s Washington Square Park where Jerry Rubin explains why the unpopular Vietnam War was started, to the horrendous destruction of the City of Newark.
At the same time the author invites us into the warm, loving, family ambiances, giving us hope that there is more to life than violence and war. It is a time when elders are respected and the younger generation values knowledge, education and hard work.
Full of torrid love scenes, union organizing, arbitration sessions, history, and the dramatic, unexpected murder of one of the favorite characters, the author artfully fuses facts with fiction.
Is Nick�s and Gia�s love for each other strong enough to survive this tragic death?
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At the same time the author invites us into the warm, loving, family ambiances, giving us hope that there is more to life than violence and war. It is a time when elders are respected and the younger generation values knowledge, education and hard work.
Full of torrid love scenes, union organizing, arbitration sessions, history, and the dramatic, unexpected murder of one of the favorite characters, the author artfully fuses facts with fiction.
Is Nick�s and Gia�s love for each other strong enough to survive this tragic death?
The Summer of '67
Set against the background of the Vietnam War and the destructive riots in the City of Newark, Summer of Love II continues with the love affair of Nick Molinaro and Gia Scalia. The author takes the reader from New York City�s Washington Square Park where Jerry Rubin explains why the unpopular Vietnam War was started, to the horrendous destruction of the City of Newark.
At the same time the author invites us into the warm, loving, family ambiances, giving us hope that there is more to life than violence and war. It is a time when elders are respected and the younger generation values knowledge, education and hard work.
Full of torrid love scenes, union organizing, arbitration sessions, history, and the dramatic, unexpected murder of one of the favorite characters, the author artfully fuses facts with fiction.
Is Nick�s and Gia�s love for each other strong enough to survive this tragic death?
At the same time the author invites us into the warm, loving, family ambiances, giving us hope that there is more to life than violence and war. It is a time when elders are respected and the younger generation values knowledge, education and hard work.
Full of torrid love scenes, union organizing, arbitration sessions, history, and the dramatic, unexpected murder of one of the favorite characters, the author artfully fuses facts with fiction.
Is Nick�s and Gia�s love for each other strong enough to survive this tragic death?
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Product Details
| BN ID: | 2940148894421 |
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| Publisher: | A Few Good Books Publishing |
| Publication date: | 12/11/2013 |
| Series: | Summer Trilogy , #2 |
| Sold by: | Barnes & Noble |
| Format: | eBook |
| Pages: | 195 |
| File size: | 421 KB |
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