Ebook {Epub PDF} Almost Innocent by Sheila Bosworth

 · Overview. Sheila Bosworth’s enthralling debut novel is a vibrant, heartrending story of love and loss set in “the City That Care Forgot”. Constance Alexander and Rand Calvert fall in love on Mardi Gras night. She is eighteen years old, the beautiful, privileged daughter of a Louisiana Supreme Court justice. He is a dashing young artist, the son of a family “long on name but short on money.”.Book Edition: Digital Original. In Sheila Bosworth's mesmerizing first novel, the era, the place, the people, of Clay-Lee's childhood all form an air as real as our own pasts, alternately dim and indelible, where everyone bears some guilt, and all are almost innocent. Find Almost Innocent by Bosworth, Sheila at Biblio. Uncommonly good collectible and rare books from uncommonly good booksellers.

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Although she offers this story as a penance which will make her “almost” innocent, Clay-Lee never really expiates her sin. All of this is not to say that Sheila Bosworth does not have promise. Sheila Bosworth’s enthralling debut novel is a vibrant, heartrending story of love and loss set in “the City That Care Forgot” Constance Alexander and Rand Calvert fall in love on Mardi Gras night. She is eighteen years old, the beautiful, privileged daughter of a Louisiana Supreme Court justice. The Almost Innocent is a tale of a life-long love affair and uses Bosworth's hometowns—New Orleans and Covington, Louisiana—as settings. In her Slow Poison, Bosworth once again returns to New Orleans for a story of three sisters during the s and s.