Smoke + Mirrors Classics they do not remember their

they do not remember their assignment

life is different at the beach

once a promising tennis champion with a key shot up her sleeve

and fierce loyalty to his clients

Smoke + Mirrors Classics they do not remember theirIn Smoke and Mirrors, Kate Sullivan contemplates the joy of simple pleasures, the choices that shape our lives, memories of childhood, loss and grief, including reflections on mortality, the significance of relationships, the power of forgiveness, the passage of time and the inevitability of aging. She muses on the challenges of finding one's artistic voice and the desire to leave a lasting legacy through creative endeavors. The book is illustrated