description: This novel is an aspiration to vividly depict the chronicle of events in the colorful yet complicated life story of the family Harrington. Winchell and Chester, the patriarchs of the Harringtons' were widowers who had a child each before they lost their wives. Winchell's daughter, Maddie, the heroine, is the quintessential paragon of charm, beauty and elegance. Chester's son, handsome and debonair Marty couldn't be described any better than being the perfect specimen of the male human specie. Winchell and Chester were filthy rich but their insatiable appetite and greed for money wouldn't fully be gratified unless they could keep their money within the family. As a result, they pushed their children to marry much to their children's defiance. That union brought forth a daughter named Lynne, heiress to the throne of the Harrington fortune. When Winchell and Chester forced their children to marry, they were only concerned about money. They became oblivious of the possible repercussions of their action True enough, their miscalculation spawned a dire situation that turned the lives of their children towards the wrong direction. It became the anathema that caused the erosion of the Harrington saga. The core of this riveting drama about love, power, greed and deceit is filled with dramatic expressions of powerful and intense human emotions. Maddie and Lynne's precarious situations captured the most dramatic moments of the story as they went through life anxiously dealing with their fear of the unknown. Marty, the hero; Loonie, the villainess, and Jean-Pierre, the other man, would have very distinct roles to portray. The romantic episodes were evident but not limited in Lynne's character whohad Brent Woods and Dr. Jared Winston as her love interests. Jason and Jordan, two very good-looking men would have some very interesting roles to portray as well. Their presence unearthed the mystique of the most intriguing aspect in the lives of brothers' Harrington that had defied conventions in a span of three generations. Winchell and Chester were egocentric as well as eccentric. They had dedicated a great deal of their lives in the pursuit of self-glorification while deep inside them was a constant yearning for self-justification. They had a "little secret" that was threatening to drive Maddie and Lynne towards insanity but they couldn't reveal it. Their fear of their own demons was much stronger than their fear of Maddie and Lynne going crazy. This story was not intended to prove anything new or different that has not been verified before. It is simply an old plot with a new twist that gave birth to a new quote. Something like "A lot of money and a little white lie" could be a lethal combination that could wreak havoc into people's lives.
language: English
title: Maudlin Maddie-lynne
titlecomplete: Maudlin Maddie-lynne
publisher: Authorhouse