1926. Vance, American screenwriter, short story writer and novelist writes, In They Call It Love, about Fay Lascelles, fresh from the South and a stranger to life in New York, who goes to her first studio party. Her thrill changes to a chilling fear as she catches the sinister undertone of this mad whirl. Only when the young-man-with-a-gardenia, dressed in a chauffeur's uniform, comes to her rescue, does the world under her feet seem to grow more steady. At the party she meets Lona, and an intimacy springs up-an intimacy, to Fay, as blind as love. Lona loved her, Lona needed her-and she clung to Lona through thick and thin, even though it meant a break with Don. This is a quick tempo story of the modern girl's quest for romance in the big city-the story of a girl torn between a memory and life as it seemed to be. See other titles by this author available from Kessinger Publishing.