Zelda's Cut

Gregory's novel is a double threat: one gripping story of lust and desperation nestled within another gripping story of lust and desperation. Isobel Latimer--one of England's literati--is strapped for cash. Unable to admit to her sick husband that she has spent everything they have in her attempt to find a cure for his mystery illness, Isobel is tempted by her agent, Troy, into writing a trashy popular novel under the assumed name of Zelda Vere. Zelda's first novel is a smashing success, but by the time the royalties come through, her husband has spent them. In the meantime, Isobel has been spending more and more time in the company of Troy, who helps her become Zelda for her fans. When Isobel confesses her love for Troy (who prefers men), everything falls apart, and she soon finds herself entangled in a complex web of lies and half-truths. A wild emotional ride with a shocking conclusion, Gregory's deftly written tale offers a great deal of insight into the human soul, and a wicked sense of poetic justice.