The author of The Thomas Crown Affair presents this engaging story of a small town girl’s five decade big city life and quest for loves, some intended and some not.
From her risky round the world trip on a dare first date through her chance encounters with “consultants” for the Department of State, in a life of multiple relationships, new and old, you live with our Betsy this story of her life and loves.
My Review
I chose to read this book after receiving a free copy from the publisher. All opinions in this review are my own and completely unbiased.
Betsy is a strong woman whose life is chronicled in Silver Dollar. The book is interesting, and it’s easy to see that the author is used to writing screenplays. There aren’t all of the emotions that are found in most novels, but interestingly, it was still a good read. I’m thinking maybe because he doesn’t give you time to pause. It’s nonstop, one relationship after another in which she finds true love and a whirlwind romance among other things.
This is a quick and easy read that I finished in one evening, and I definitely recommend it.
About the Author
Alan Trustman began his writing career by penning the blockbuster movie The Thomas Crown Affair. This was quickly followed by Bullitt, The Next Man, They Call Me Mr. Tibbs and Steve McQueen: The Man & Le Mans. He has written 30 screenplays, of which 15 have been made into films and two have reached television.
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