Playing the Part
Playing the Part by Jen Turano, published by Baker Publishing Group on March 1, 2016, is a historical fiction novel that intertwines elements of romance and Christian themes. The story follows Lucetta Plum, an actress in New York City who must leave her prominent role due to a threatening admirer. Seeking refuge, she is taken to her friend Abigail Hart’s grandson’s estate, where she encounters Bram Haverstein, a man with a mysterious background and a hidden fascination for her.
Readers will find a narrative that explores the complexities of identity and the interplay between public personas and private lives. As Lucetta navigates her feelings towards Bram, she becomes increasingly drawn to the enigmatic happenings within his home. This edition spans 344 pages and is presented in English, offering an engaging glimpse into the lives of its characters against a historical backdrop. The book delves into themes of friendship, intrigue, and the challenges of understanding oneself and others.
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“One of the funniest voices in the inspirational genre.”–Booklist
Lucetta Plum is an actress on the rise in New York City, but is forced to abandon her starring role when a fan’s interest turns threatening. Lucetta’s widowed friend, Abigail Hart, is delighted at the opportunity to meddle in Lucetta’s life and promptly whisks her away to her grandson’s estate to hide out.
Bram Haverstein may appear to simply be a somewhat eccentric gentleman of means, but a mysterious career and a secret fascination with a certain actress mean there’s much more to him than society knows.
Lucetta, who has no interest in Abigail’s matchmaking machinations, has the best intentions of remaining cordial but coolly distant to Bram. But when she can’t ignore the strange and mysterious things going on in his house, it’ll take more than good intentions to keep her from trying to discover who Bram is behind the part he plays.
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