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Following her father's directive, Marjorie Patton embarks on a literary journey that transcends the autobiographical work, inviting readers to explore the vast universe of love and its challenges. In You Will Do It for Me, the author unravels the complexity of relationships between brave women and adventurous men, revealing the intricate web of family history, where husbands, lovers, children and parents find themselves trapped in a cycle of behavioral patterns.
This novel offers a touching landscape of decisions that shape our present, intertwining aspirations with disillusionments.
Through the stories of characters navigating unlikely journeys —across the world and through the depths of an emotional carousel— Patton reveals how the pursuit of love can drive us to commit the boldest follies or make the most painful sacrifices. Set against a backdrop of travels, fortunes and betrayals, the narrator brings to life dual human beings, neither good nor evil, but essentially incomplete, longing to be understood by other like-minded hearts.
You Will Do It for Me is a narrative that spans more than a century following the footsteps of immigrants and dreamers, who, defying their fears, gambled on happiness and left an indelible mark on the collective unconscious.
This novel invites reflection on the nature of love and the legacy we carry with us, passed down from generation to generation as we sail through the turbulent waters of life.