Tawny was no more beautiful and talented than any of the other show girls on overcrowded Broadway, but she demanded - and got - attention. Tawny was a true child of her parents, and from each she had inherited qualities that made her outstanding. Birdy, her mother who had casually left Dave and Tawny to resume her own chorus career, gave her daughter a thirst for pleasure and the ability to render males in her vicinity temporarily oblivious to all other obligations. Dave was an "officer and a gentleman," and from him Tawny learned an odd sort of gallantry, courage, and a nonchalant willingness to take her chances with life. Tawny soon discovered she liked after-theatre parties better than the stage, and after she had missed too many performances, she found herself out of a job. Then she tried modeling - and there were other jobs. There were men, too - one she loved another she married. Tawny's story is a saga of the past thirty years in the greediest and most generous, the warmest and most merciless city in the world. Thanks for looking and if you would like more items like this, take a look in my store. New items several times a week, so be sure to give me a follow. If you have any questions, please feel free to send a message anytime. Buy 3 or more books get 20% off your order and free shipping.