P.S. I'Ve Taken a Lover

Incarcerated in an expensive madhouse by her husband, Elizabeth Gilmartin is menopausal, but is she mad? Or is she in all truth Lolly Horn, famous author of a best-selling sensual romance novel? Does Elizabeth's nameless fantasy lover exist, or is he, too, but a figment of her erotic delusions? At her shrink's orders, Elizabeth is writing her "Life-Notes." She is supposed to be delving into her past, dissolving the delusions, learning the truth about herself. But can the truth even exist in a story that begins: If a madwoman can be believed... But, is Elizabeth Gilmartin mad? Ah, that is the question. 1999 Reviewers Choice Award for Best Book of the Year in Fiction/Non-Fiction category