A WOMAN AT THIRTY
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A book that has more popular appeal than Pascal's earlier novels -- definitely a book for women. The theme is that of success in business versus success in living. The background is pre-depression in the advertising world. Fay Templeton has won success -- has she sacrificed personal life and love for an empty career? She tries to solve the problem by involving herself in her sister's tragedy, and disrupts her own life a second time in the process. A story for the modern woman, not for the conservative older reader.