Eleanor And Hick - Susan Quinn

A Warm, Intimate Account Of The Love Between Eleanor Roosevelt And Reporter Lorena Hickokmdash;a Relationship That, Over More Than Three Decades, Transformed Both Womens Lives And Empowered Them To Play Significant Roles In One Of The Most Tumultuous Periods In American History In 1932, As Her Husband Assumed The Presidency, Eleanor Roosevelt Entered The Claustrophobic, Duty-bound Existence Of The First Lady With Dread. By That Time, She Had Put Her Deep Disappointment In Her Marriage Behind Her And Developed An Independent Lifemdash;now Threatened By The Public Role She Would Be Forced To Play. A Lifeline Came To Her In The Form Of A Feisty Campaign Reporter For The Associated Press: Lorena Hickok.