Wednesday, 04 May 2011

• Book Promo: Imperfect by L.E. Harvey

  Carol Mathers, in her mid-thirties, a highly sought-after IT guru in St. Louis. She has built a great life for herself with her partner, Alexandria, even though the two face prejudice as lesbians, and as an interracial couple -fighting tragedy and sometimes, triumphing amidst the chaos.

  

  Imperfect

  by L.E. Harvey

   Carol Mathers: born a sickly child, in a home fraught with undercurrents that threaten to sweep away any chance she might have for a normal life. Now in her mid-thirties, she's a highly sought-after IT guru in St. Louis. She has built a great life for herself with her partner, Alexandria, even though the two face prejudice as lesbians, and as an interracial couple -fighting tragedy and sometimes, finding triumph. During her tumultuous life, Carol discovers that she has acquired AIDS as a result of a childhood transfusion from the dark period of time before AIDS was widely known... or understood, not even by the medical profession. Now, the two women face even more obstacles, prejudice, and a strange, new life as AIDS patients. Carol learns just how much her chaotic past has affected her, and how she can never really escape it, even as she tries to move on with her life. An unexpected event creates even more pain and tragedy in Carol's life, and causes her to wonder about the meaning of and purpose of her own life... or if there is any purpose at all...

  About the Author

  L.E. Harvey is a writer and model in Harleysville, PA. She greatly enjoys all that Philadelphia city life has to offer. L.E. Harvey is also an activist for human rights, animal rights, women s rights, and gay rights. When L.E. is not writing or working on the political scene, she models as a pin-up girl and alt (alternative) model. L.E. admires women like Betty Page, and Rosie the Riveter has been her idol since childhood. L. E. says that she wrote these stories out of personal experience, observation, and personal opinion. It was easy to give these characters life, she says. They are based on people I know, and they all have elements of myself. From my experience working on cars, my love for animals, my desire to be a police officer, my work as a model and more, each of these women has a little piece of me, they all share my soul.

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  The writings & ramblings of a Philadelphian

  
  

   

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