Night Woman by Nancy Price (paperback) Vintage, 1992 (ACCEPTABLE)

Staining Damage to front cover (may crack or fall soon) In the dark of night, throughout Nebraska's blinding winters and in the suffocating heat of its summers, Mary Eliot wrote the novels that made her husband famous. The acclaim, the crowds, university tenure, rumors of a Pulitzer. All the honors fell to Randal, whose mental breakdowns only added to his literary aura. But for twenty years it was Mary, sweet long-suffering Mary, whose burning, secret gift kept the family together. For better or for worse, in sickness and in health. Mary lived by those vows. Let other, more selfish women cut and run. She had children to raise, a husband to protect, bills to pay.and she believed, no way to escape. Then suddenly, tragically, Randal's car crashed on an icy winter road. Mary was now the famous widow, free at last of care and worry, ensconced in a wonderful new house of her very own. Writing books that were "found" after Randal's death, she assured her financial future. Thank you for viewing my closet! Bundle to save on shipping! https://linktr.ee/anicalavada