The Foreigners

The ForeignersBy: Maxine Swann A glittering, energetic novel about three women each experiencing an awakening in the gloriously conflicted and sexy city of Buenos Aires. Buenos Aires is a city of Parisian affections and national anxiety, of amorous young lovers, seedy ports, flooded slums, and a dazzling social elite. Into this heady maze of contradiction and possibility enter two women: Daisy, an American divorce; and Isolde, a beautiful, lonely Austrian. In

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