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A deeply personal narrative unfolds as a mother recounts her thirty-eight-year-old daughter's sudden, near-fatal stroke and the ensuing journey of rehabilitation. The story blends medical mystery with family drama, highlighting the complexities of the mother-daughter bond amid crisis. Wolfe vividly portrays the challenges of navigating healthcare, familial tensions, and the emotional toll of illness. Through her writing, she captures the resilience required to adapt to new realities, making this memoir both inspiring and relatable.

The narrative revolves around a cunning con man, a seductive woman, and a horrific crime, weaving together trial transcripts, love letters, and historical accounts. Wolfe expertly constructs a thrilling tale that leads to a dramatic courtroom showdown, echoing contemporary issues in justice and media. Fans of sensational murder cases, reminiscent of Lizzie Borden and O.J. Simpson, will find this historical thriller captivating and relevant.

The narrative centers on the author's investigation into a serial killer targeting women he was intimately connected with, including a personal friend of Wolfe's. As she delves into the chilling murders, Wolfe explores the complexities of the victims' lives and relationships, providing a haunting look at the impact of the killer's actions. The story combines elements of true crime with a deep examination of the women's experiences, showcasing both the darkness of the killer and the resilience of his victims.

This is an Authors Guild/BIP title. Please use Author's Guild/BIP specs.text for author's bio Wolfe is a journalist and novelist who lives in New York.text for book description New York Times "Notable Book," Wasted tells the true story behind New York's famed "rough sex" murder -- the killing of teenager Jennifer Levin by prep student Robert Chambers."A delicious true crime book."San Francisco Chronicle"Chilling and taut."Cosmopolitan Magazine"A real page-turner."Mademoiselle Magazine

Bigger by far than the Kinsey Report or any other sexual study of American women, the Cosmo Report is a landmark work about female behavior. The report is based on the responses of more than one hundred thousand readers of "Cosmopolitan" magazine to a questionnaire about their sexual habits and preferences. But what makes the book more than a mere set of statistics--however revealing--is that many of the respondents augmented their replies with highly personal letters detailing the sexual practices they engaged in, the ones they most enjoyed, the ones they abhorred, and how they felt about the sexual revolution that transformed the lives of women in the 1970s and 1980s.