Ronald Reagan’s not-so-conservative daughter Patti
Davis is no lesbian — she just writes in the first
person as one in her new book, “Till Human Voices Wake Us.”
Davis — who posed for Playboy at age 41, appeared in
the movie “Celebrity Video Centerfold” and dated Bernie Leadon of
the Eagles — self-published the romantic novel on Amazon, where it can be
downloaded for $2.99.
The story is about a a
mother who loses her husband and falls in love with her sister-in-law. But Davis told
The Post’s Richard Johnson that,
unlike her other books,
“This is not me. None of it is autobiographical.” And
don’t expect Jackie Collins-type sex scenes. “I didn’t want to write ‘Fifty
Shades of’ whatever,” Davis said. “It’s a love story.”
In one passage, Davis wrote: “She knew my body long
before she ‘knew’ it in the biblical sense. She stood beside me as I studied my
naked self in a full-length mirror a week after giving birth to Nathan. ‘Oh my
God,’ I moaned, lifting up the loose skin across my abdomen. ‘I’m
a bloodhound.’ ” Love conquers all.
Patti Davis immerses the reader in a world of sorrow,
passion, love and loss. Overall the novel is quite inciting with quick
references to great authors, greek mythology and other trivia that might slow
down the plot line. She masterfully takes us on a roller-coaster ride of
emotions through the past, present and future of the characters. The account of
spark that ignites Isabelle and her lover's love story, seems a bit hasty and
surreal but it's development and every other relationship in the story was written
beautifully. Wonderful book! It's an enjoyable read, once your start your story
you can't put it down!
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