Hollywood Park A Novel
“Hollywood Park A Novel” by Martin Marcus is a work of fiction published by AuthorHouse on November 21, 2002. This edition spans 260 pages and is presented in English. The narrative unfolds through the reflections of a character who finds solace in the quiet moments of life on a farm, reminiscing about the past and the beauty of love, particularly in the context of his relationship with Jasmine.
Readers will encounter themes of nostalgia and longing as the protagonist navigates his feelings for Jasmine, a woman from a different background. The story explores the complexities of their connection, highlighting societal differences and personal struggles. Through the protagonist’s eyes, the narrative delves into the emotional landscape of love, loss, and the yearning for companionship, set against a backdrop of rural life.
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I sit in the swing on the front porch each night, look out across my moonlit farm, and experience a quiet solitude that brings me peace. I reminisce about days gone by, and a smile captures my soul. I have no regrets. I’ve had a wonderful life.
I saw Jasmine up close for the first time, and she took my breath away. I thought, “This is the most beautiful creature God has ever put on this earth.”
We met at church every chance we got. When the service was over, we’d walk out to the parking lot together and then talk for a while. Jasmine’s house was only a hundred yards away, and when she left to walk home, I watched her until I knew she was safely home. As I watched her leave, a sad and lonely feeling always came over me. That wasn’t the way it was supposed to be. We were supposed to be going home together.
“Chase, you and Jasmine are like oil and water. Two people couldn’t be more different. You’re educated, and she ain’t. You come from a rich, highfalutin family, and she comes from poor folks. She’ll never fit in. My daughter’s just gonna end up unhappy for the rest of her life, and I ain’t gonna allow that to happen.”
I went by the library every day for two weeks to see if Jasmine was there. She wasn’t. I went to church every Sunday, hoping to see her, but she never came. “You’re wasting your time, Chase. She’s ne
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