The Queen of the Big Time (UNABRIDGED - CD) Unknown - 2004
by Adriana Trigiani
From the publisher
From the bestselling author of LUCIA, LUCIA comes a novel about an Italian family living in Roseto, Pennsylvania. The eldest daughter Nella is ambitious and determined to make a life for herself far away from the rigors of farm and factory life. But then she meets and falls in love with a handsome carefree poet Renato Lanzara, the son of the town restaurateur. When he suddenly disappears without an explanation, rumors about a forced marriage to a girl in another town and criminal activity begin to circulate through the village grapevine. Returning after five years, and a week before Nella's wedding, Renato shakes up not only Nella's life but also the lives of Roseto's townspeople. THE QUEEN OF THE BIG TIME is a story of one family's struggle to preserve their cultural identity and family unity and of its matriarch who cannot forget her first - and true - love.
Details
- Title The Queen of the Big Time (UNABRIDGED - CD)
- Author Adriana Trigiani
- Binding unknown
- Publisher Books on Tape
- Date 2004-01
- ISBN 9781415901649
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