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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1997
Page
7
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A sweeping critique of Robert Reich’s memoir Locked in the Cabinet contrasts with a harsh verdict on Dailey’s Illusions. The Reich excerpt portrays a Clinton White House prone to compromise and internal friction, while Illusions follows Delaney Westcott in Aspen as romance and danger mix with implausible plotting and overcomplicated love entanglements.
Los Angeles at night becomes field for Anna Batory and her freelance videographers. They film a teenage boy’s fall from a hotel, an exclusive that plunges them into danger as the pursuit of sensational footage collides with crime and city power. The new Sandford novel blends crime and media themes with a tight LA setting.
A harsh tale where death erupts in brutal killings tied to Anna’s circle. Anna and the dead boy’s father team up to uncover the link as she survives stalker threats. The author paints gritty neighborhoods and grim murders while Anna, a tough likable heroine, echoes Davenport. The plot meanders before a loose ending.
Elizabeth Berg’s 1996 novel Durable Goods follows 13 year old Katie after her mother’s death as she grapples with family loss and adolescence. Moving from Texas to Missouri she faces fitting in with peers, encounters a mix of supporting and troubled figures, and learns to let sorrow guide growth.
Romance author Janet Dailey aims for vivid real life stories in Illusions from HarperCollins priced at 24 dollars. The book dwells on mundane minutiae such as mint toothpaste and beverage choices, dulling its emotional arc and romantic possibilities.
Susan Bluestein Davis presents Brad Davis life and AIDS tragedy as told by his wife. The book reveals Hollywoods treatment of actors with AIDS, his cocaine fueled decline, recovery via Alcoholics Anonymous, and secret HIV infection kept to protect his career and family.
Cinematographer Al Giddings films a blue whale in its Pacific habitat. The highlight airs with accompanying programs and credits on evening television listings.
In Minnesota and Arkansas readers share concerns about child safety when a spouse’s new partner may drink, requiring future rides to be arranged by the parents. Other questions cover wedding gift etiquette after a friend skipped a wedding, and exchanging gifts for a newborn. Abby advises direct communication, accountability for groomsmen gifts, and acting with courtesy.
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