Page 1

Cartwright,JustinCezair-Thompson,Margarettakes them from the wealthy drawingrooms of New York through the shadycorners of radical politics all the wayto the Oval Office and President Nixonhimself.The Promise of HappinessThe Judds are an ordinary family aboutto be thrown into turmoil by the returnof a prodigal daughter. Juliet, the bestlovedeldest child, is to be released fromprison in New York. She has been servingtime for an art theft — but was she reallyguilty of her crime? Her imprisonmenthas tormented each member of herfamily, and Juliet herself is bitter andwounded at being the scapegoat fora victimless crime. Now, as she finallyreturns home, every one of the Judds iswondering whether life will ever be thesame.The Pirate’s DaughterIn 1946, a storm-wrecked boat carryingHollywood’s most famous swashbucklerarrived dramatically in Jamaica, and theglamorous world of 1940s Hollywoodconverged with that of a small WestIndian society. After a long and eventfulcareer on the silver screen, Errol Flynnspent much of the last years of his lifeon a small island off Jamaica, throwingparties and sleeping with increasinglyyounger girls. The Pirate’s Daughter tellsthe provocative history of a vanished era.15