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The Carrington Affairs
Paperback
Publisher Price: $19.99
Publisher: Romane
Published: May 29 2024
Pages: 466
Weight: 1.36
Height: 0.94 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
In March 2012, Bennett Carrington had the world on a string. Married to the beautiful and accomplished social hostess, Taylor, Bennett's life on paper looks perfect. A junior senator from Arkansas, the up-and-coming golden boy of American politics was being vetted for the vice-presidential position on the Anderson campaign. By July, he had resigned in disgrace and was left with no marriage, no career, and a broken heart. Almost overnight, he went from having it all to nothing.
Eleven years later, Bennett finds himself in a unique position. He has the opportunity to reclaim his political career if he can convince the two women he loved most in the world, Taylor, his ex-wife and Poppy, his long-time secret love, to each share their stories full of dirty little secrets which they thought had been buried years before. Both Taylor and Poppy are strong women who have faced tragedy and overcome it. A story spanning twenty-five years, the love stories of these two couples, Poppy and Bennett, as well as Taylor and Greer will take the reader on a journey filled with unexpected twists and turns. Set in the quaint little town of Searcy, Arkansas, the book, like the town itself, is full of secrets just waiting to be discovered.
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