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A Sweet Love Story about pre-WWII New York City

February 8, 2015 by Valyruh 1 Comment

North River is a warm-hearted and touching love story written about pre-WWII New York City, a doctor with a conscience, and a tough cookie – or should I say cannoli—named Rose. Dr. Jim Delaney is the son of a long-gone Tammany Hall big shot who came back from WWI emotionally scarred and physically unable to practice as the surgeon he longed to be. He returned to a bitter and angry wife named Molly and a little girl named Grace who didn’t remember him, and he […]

Filed Under: Fiction Tagged With: disease, New York City. Gangs. Immigrants, Suicide. WWI. WWII.

Valyruh's CBR7 Review No:9 · Genres: Fiction · Tags: disease, New York City. Gangs. Immigrants, Suicide. WWI. WWII. ·
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    on “To be so ravenous with desperation that the only way out is complete and utter annihilation. A torpedo made of your own sharpened body.”- Senaa Ahmad (or me about wanting to quit this book)
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