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All Our Yesterdays

Eleanor Wells
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Year
2024
Language
English
Publisher
Pumpkin Carriage Press

About

It's the summer of 1999 in rural Minnesota, and eighteen-year-old Marcy Lewis is at a crossroads. Having graduated high school without committing to college, she wonders about the meaning of her life and what she is meant to achieve. On a trip with her sister to New York City, she meets up-and-coming musician Cole Hargrove, and the spark between the two of them is instantaneous. After Cole is inspired to write songs about her, he becomes one of the biggest names in music. As Marcy is thrust into a world of wealth and fame unlike anything she's ever known, she finds herself torn between her sense of identity and status as one of pop's greatest muses.

A nostalgic and moving look at the intersection of romance, art, and coming-of-age in one's twenties, fans of Daisy Jones and the Six, Normal People, and La La Land are sure to delight.

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  • Literary
  • Adult Fiction
  • Women

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