The Magnificent Esme Wells: A Novel audiobook written by Adrienne Sharp. Narrated by Saskia Maarleveld. Get instant access to all your favorite books. No monthly commitment. Listen online or offline with Android, iOS, web, Chromecast, and Google Assistant. Try Google Play Audiobooks today! Narrated by the twenty-year-old Esme, The Magnificent Esme Wells moves between pre–WWII Hollywood and postwar Las Vegas - a golden age when Jewish gangsters and movie moguls were often indistinguishable in looks and behavior. Esme's voice - sharp, observant, and with a quiet, mordant wit - chronicles the rise and fall and further fall of her complicated parents, as well as her own painful . Parents who neglect their children might still provide them with a powerful education, as Adrienne Sharp’s new novel illustrates in stunning and heartbreaking prose. Esme Wells, the first-person narrator of The Magnificent Esme Wells, is a devoted student of her parents’ aspirations – her /5.
Listen to The Magnificent Esme Wells by Adrienne Sharp with a free trial.\nListen to bestselling audiobooks on the web, iPad, iPhone and Android. From the nationally bestselling author of The True Memoirs of Little K, a deeply felt and historically detailed novel of family, loss, and love, told by an irrepressible young girl—the daughter of a. Narrated by the year-old Esme, The Magnificent Esme Wells moves between pre-WWII Hollywood and postwar Las Vegas - a golden age when Jewish gangsters and movie moguls were often indistinguishable in looks and behavior. Esme's voice - sharp, observant, and with a quiet, mordant wit - chronicles the rise and fall and further fall of her. The Magnificent Esme Wells by Adrienne Sharp was a very enjoyable jaunt into historical fiction. For me personally, this had all of the right ingredients for a strong historical fiction read. The Golden Age of Hollywood. Gangsters. The creation and rise of Las Vegas. Showgirls.
Narrated by the twenty-year-old Esme, The Magnificent Esme Wells moves between pre–WWII. Parents who neglect their children might still provide them with a powerful education, as Adrienne Sharp’s new novel illustrates in stunning and heartbreaking prose. Esme Wells, the first-person narrator of The Magnificent Esme Wells, is a devoted student of her parents’ aspirations – her mother dreams as her father schemes. Narrated by the twenty-year-old Esme, The Magnificent Esme Wells moves between pre–WWII Hollywood and postwar Las Vegas - a golden age when Jewish gangsters and movie moguls were often indistinguishable in looks and behavior. Esme's voice - sharp, observant, and with a quiet, mordant wit - chronicles the rise and fall and further fall of her complicated parents, as well as her own painful reckoning with love and life.
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