Lynette

About the Book

Recovering from the shock of seeing her husband brutally murdered, Lynette Wyckoff has more than her fragile health to overcome at the Ocean Cape Convalescent Center in southern New Jersey.  Faced with repeated questioning by a Manhattan homicide detective and battling the cruel nurse who is convinced she is guilty of murder, the beautiful and wealthy fifty-year-old Lynette is forced to face the prejudices, discrimination, and bigotry that have shaped her life as she undergoes her daily sessions with head psychiatrist, Dr. Max Shapiro.  

Born deep within the Pine Barrens of New Jersey and shunned by her peers as a teenager, Lynette has managed to overcome her background to climb to the top of the corporate world.   She has everything anyone could ask for-everything that is, except love.  As she tells about her poverty stricken early years in the Barrens, growing up in a squatter's shanty in Anglesea, the '60s, and her lifelong struggle for acceptance, Lynette is finally forced to face the issue of Billy Stillwell, the only man she has ever loved and the father of her daughter, Stephanie.

About the Author

Sue W. Kramer is an award-winning journalist who lives in Lambertville, NJ with her husband, Frank. She taught school for many years before turning to writing as a career. She is the author of two novels, Madison and Lynette. Sue loves cooking, reading, crafts, painting, and musical theater.