WORKBOOK the Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo Book by Taylor Jenkins Reid

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This Summary Guide gives you an incisive summary of the key ideas in the whole book as well as the foundational knowledge you need to understand and apply it.
Perhaps you've already read the original book, but you'd like a refresher on the details.

• Maybe you haven't read the book yet, but you'd want a quick synopsis to save you time.
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In order to run her first meeting in a while, prominent celebrity Evelyn Hugo approaches Monique Grant, a young, aspiring columnist at Vivant magazine. When Monique gets there, she finds out that Evelyn is more interested in writing a tell-all about her seven high-profile relationships. Even though Monique has her suspicions about Evelyn's motivations, she enjoys writing biographies.
Evelyn depicts her disadvantaged upbringing in Hell's Kitchen, her desire to flee a life of poverty and violence, and her readiness to use her sexuality to do so: At the age of 14, Evelyn marries a man who promises to take her to Hollywood, only to divorce him when Harry Cameron learns of her. Then Evelyn Herrera should change her name, quit speaking Spanish, and dye her hair blonde in order to succeed. Evelyn succeeds and is admired by the entire world thanks to Harry's assistance. She soon marries Don Adler, the most well-known performer in Hollywood.
The contrast between Evelyn's life and Monique's is clear; after recently losing David, her significant other, Monique is persevering skillfully. Her top proofreader, Frankie, has expressed misgivings about Monique's capacity to write a good story, and Monique is concerned that Frankie may be correct. However, as they collaborate, Evelyn becomes more assured and finally approaches her manager about a promotion. When Evelyn tells her story, Monique uses it to take her mind off David, who is trying so hard to talk to her.
Wear mistreats Evelyn soon after they get married. When they are filming Little Women, Evelyn runs into young actress Celia St. James. During the film's premiere, Evelyn discovers Celia is a lesbian and instantly connects with her. That evening, Evelyn departs Don for Celia.
Don's attempts to ruin Evelyn's career fail. If she wants to stay in Hollywood, she should keep her association with Celia a secret. Even though Celia is joyful, she hates Evelyn since she won't publicly hug her. Evelyn sets up a pretend wedding with Mick Rivera to conceal their relationship, and Celia runs away. She later marries quarterback for a living John Braverman. Over the subsequent few years, Evelyn experiences a few failed relationships. The following letter is to Harry, her Maker and best friend for life.
After Evelyn again abuses her trust, Celia leaves for the second time. In her despair, Evelyn forgets about Celia and marries her chief, Max Girard. When she eventually makes up her mind to leave Max behind and go back to Celia, she fails. Before they can begin living together, Harry murders both himself and his beloved while simultaneously operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Evelyn finds them soon and recognizes the sweetheart in charge of all efforts being made to maintain Harry's good name. Towards the end of the session, Evelyn discovers that this man was Monique's father, turning Monique permanently against her.
Celia loves Spain and lives there with Evelyn for the rest of her days. When Celia dies, Evelyn goes back to New York to follow Connor. But later, she succumbs to bosom disease. Evelyn lives her entire life in pursuit of the truth, no matter the risks involved. When Monique eventually departs, Evelyn decides against getting her advanced malignant tumor treated and instead commits suicide.