Homecoming Queen

By Linda Hughes and Linda Hughes

In this stunning coming of age novel, acclaimed author Linda Hughes delivers a powerful story of heartbreak and the healing power of love during the tumultuous the 1970s. Women can discover their... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 158501057X
• ISBN13: 9781585010578
• Release Date: August 2000
• Publisher: Ceshore Publishing Company
• Length: 192 Pages
• Weight: 0.68 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 5.8" x 8.9"

Customer Reviews

Screen Play Material

Great fantasy that would make an excellent movie...Michelle Pfeiffer could play the older woman. Highly recommended.

Wonderful!

A voracious reader, yet I can count on one hand the stories that have touched me as Homecoming Queen did. Fountain Street Heat was every bit as engrossing. I highly recommend anything Linda Hughes writes!

Old Photos and Go-go Boots

"Homecoming Queen" is for all the women who wince and laugh when they see old photographs of themselves in go-go boots, and who still cry over old lovers. Hughes brings it all back - and then some. Be prepared for the sweet, uncomfortable memories of an era when love was free and death was something no one was prepared for.

Great Read II

I realized too late that I had mistakenly rated Homecoming Queen with four stars rather than five. Please correct my typo and change my rating to 5 stars. If ever a book deserves a top rating, Homecoming Queen is it! Thank You, CLR

Don't be turned off by the cover, this is a great book!

I read HOMECOMING QUEEN in manuscript form and loved it. But I got to say I probably wouldn't have read it if I had seen it with this faux 70's miniseries cover. The book is so much better than the cheesy cover would lead you to believe. So I guess it's literally a case of don't judge a book by the cover. HOMECOMING QUEEN is a story that will stay with you for a long time after you've finished it - how often do you come across a novel you can say that about?I can totally see it becoming a movie. And when it does, I hope it has a better poster than the book has cover!