Ebook {Epub PDF} Leaving the Beach: A Novel of Obsession and Music by Mary Rowen

Leaving the Beach: A Woman’s Tale of Music and Mental Illness - Kindle edition by Rowen, Mary, West, Jessica. Download it once and read it on your Kindle device, PC, phones or tablets. Use features like bookmarks, note taking and highlighting while reading Leaving the Beach: A Woman’s Tale of Music and Mental Illness/5(65).  · Rowen’s (Living by Ear, ) novel about an obsessive music fan examines how people use their fantasies as a method of coping with reality. Erin Reardon is a self-conscious woman who struggles with bulimia who’s also a fanatical rock music devotee. The novel alternates between two time periods in her life, starting with her upbringing, during which she loses her father, develops an Author: Mary Rowen. Books by Mary Rowen: "Leaving the Beach" "Living by Ear" (Coming Fall ) "It Doesn't Have To Be That Way" (Coming September, ) Full of the awkwardness, obsession, and delusions of adolescence, this story weaves together the roles that music and addiction (including bulimia) play in the lives of the main character, Erin Reardon. /5(65).

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