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A Woman in New York: A Tale of Three Lives

โœ Scribed by Louis J. Spaventa

Book ID
110844990
Publisher
Spaventa Publishing
Year
2017
Tongue
English
Weight
92 KB
Category
Fiction
ISBN-13
9780999158548

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โœฆ Synopsis

A Woman In New York is the story of Ella Winters a teenage prostitute hooked on methamphetamine. Her pimp, Jimmy Diaz, is a street punk, trying to make it in New York City. Johnny Russo is the social worker whose cases include that of Ella Winters, and who provokes Jimmy Diaz into rash action.
This unhappy triangle disentangles itself as Ella, Jimmy and Johnny grow into different people by overcoming obstacles in their paths and building relationships that remove the bitterness and rootlessness of their early adult years.

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