Entangled

Don, an eighty-year-old jazz pianist, and Sarah,a sixty-nine-year old clinical psychologist, spent twenty-two relatively content years together as monogamous lovers, despite their wildly different interestsand personalities. One summer at her youngest son's wedding, a handsome,seventy-year-old former Jesuit priest asked Sarah to dance. She soon fell headover heels into an intoxicating, passionate relationship with him that belied their years. After a beguiling and giddy courtship, that romance abruptly blewup in her face.

Told from the alternating points of view of Donand Sarah, Entangled is an honest and moving memoir in two voices aboutthe devastating consequences of a love affair gone wrong. When Sarah returned toDon, he discovered that she had kept a journal of her affair, and he agreed tojoin her in reconstructing, through writing, what had happened to them. Entangled is the culmination of this courageous undertaking in the face of pain and betrayal.Their willingness to confront difficult truths led to a relationship that, whilechanged and injured by circumstance, was still a rich and vibrant source offriendship and acceptance.