Right Before Your Eyes

By Ellen Shanman

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Dell Publishing, May 2007

Fiction, Literary

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Contents

Outspoken playwright Liza Weiler left Yale with everything she thought she needed to make her mark on the New York stage. So why, nearly a decade later, is she still waiting for her "real" life to finally begin? But like any great drama, Liza's life only needs one good twist. And that's what happens when she turns her ankle on the way out of a downtown nightspot and falls into the arms of a suspiciously gallant Wall Street prince and a practically perfect ER doc. Suddenly Liza not only has a couple of men in her life, but her play has fallen into the hands of a über-hip theater director. Now Liza's about to discover how much mess she can make of a seemingly good thing…and how terrifying, slightly tragic, and utterly hilarious a little success can be. From the Trade Paperback edition.