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A Private Hotel for Gentle Ladies by Ellen Cooney (2005, Hardcover)
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Publisher
Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group
ISBN-10
0375423400
ISBN-13
9780375423406
eBay Product ID (ePID)
46456555
Product Key Features
Book Title
Private Hotel for Gentle Ladies
Number of Pages
320 Pages
Language
English
Topic
Psychological, Literary, Historical
Publication Year
2005
Genre
Fiction
Format
Hardcover
Dimensions
Item Height
1.1 in
Item Weight
15.2 Oz
Item Length
8.5 in
Item Width
6 in
Additional Product Features
Intended Audience
Trade
LCCN
2005-043135
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forA Private Hotel for Gentle Ladies: "Charlotte Heath is the most enticing heroine I've met in some time: tenderhearted yet obstinate, genteel yet deeply sensual. The adventure she takes us on is wonderfully eccentric, deliciously observed, and ends with the kind of gratifying surprise that reminds me why telling stories, and reading them, is such an essential pleasure in my life." Julia Glass, author ofThree Junes forSmall Town Girl: "This remarkably talented author writes in a refined, understated prose . . . in an eloquent, often brilliant narrative." The New York Times Book Review forAll the Way Home: "Ingeniously plotted . . . The richness of lives that are limited without being narrow is [Cooney's] forte." Ms. forThe Old Ballerina: "Showcases the author's talent for telling compelling tales and creating flawed but lovable characters." Library Journal, for A Private Hotel for Gentle Ladies: "Charlotte Heath is the most enticing heroine I've met in some time: tenderhearted yet obstinate, genteel yet deeply sensual. The adventure she takes us on is wonderfully eccentric, deliciously observed, and ends with the kind of gratifying surprise that reminds me why telling stories, and reading them, is such an essential pleasure in my life." Julia Glass, author of Three Junes for Small Town Girl: "This remarkably talented author writes in a refined, understated prose . . . in an eloquent, often brilliant narrative." The New York Times Book Review for All the Way Home: "Ingeniously plotted . . . The richness of lives that are limited without being narrow is [Cooney's] forte." Ms. for The Old Ballerina: "Showcases the author's talent for telling compelling tales and creating flawed but lovable characters." Library Journal From the Hardcover edition., for "A Private Hotel for Gentle Ladies: ""Charlotte Heath is the most enticing heroine I've met in some time: tenderhearted yet obstinate, genteel yet deeply sensual. The adventure she takes us on is wonderfully eccentric, deliciously observed, and ends with the kind of gratifying surprise that reminds me why telling stories, and reading them, is such an essential pleasure in my life." -Julia Glass, author of "Three Junes" for "Small Town Girl: ""This remarkably talented author writes in a refined, understated prose . . . in an eloquent, often brilliant narrative." -"The New York Times Book Review" for "All the Way Home: ""Ingeniously plotted . . . The richness of lives that are limited without being narrow is [Cooney's] forte." -"Ms." for "The Old Ballerina: ""Showcases the author's talent for telling compelling tales and creating flawed but lovable characters." -"Library Journal"
Synopsis
It is 1900 in a small, prosperous Massachusetts town. Charlotte Heath, a lively, independent redhead of humble beginnings, is married to the scion of the powerful Heath family. When, on her first outing after a long illness, she spies her husband, Hays, bending to kiss another woman in the village square, impulsive Charlotte heads her horses straight out of town. Unsure where to go but certain that she wants to leave both Hays and the stifling, if luxurious, life of the Heath household behind, Charlotte makes her way to Boston and checks in at "The Beechmont: A Private Hotel for Gentle Ladies," where she makes another startling discovery: the classy Beechmont is a rather unique institution, where handsome porters make discreet, late-night visits to its all-female clientele. Charlotte finds herself surrounded by a cast of characters that will delight the reader as she settles into life at this reverse brothel: Harry Alcorn, the hotel's dashing and prescient propriet∨ Miss Berenice Singleton, the bohemian painter who holds a kind of salon in her rooms; the scowling cook, Mrs. Petty, who once worked for the Heaths and is determined that Charlotte not stay on at the Beechmont; the charming and handsome "porter" Arthur, who both gives pleasure and makes troub≤ and the venerable lady doctor Lily Heath, her husband's aunt, whom Charlotte is amazed to find among the hotel's regulars. In the midst of a dizzying sexual enlightenment, Charlotte must puzzle out why she really left Hays and why he seems to have left her first. Her task is to determine whether she can forgive him and to discover where, if anywhere, she truly belongsan adventure that takes her farther afield than she could ever have imagined. Ellen Cooney has given us a remarkable portrait of a historical moment and an irresistible protagonist. Fresh, high-spirited, and wonderfully seductive in the telling, A Private Hotel for Gentle Ladies carries the reader along on a woman's unforgettable journey to self-enlightenment.
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PS3553.O5788P75 2005
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