All Things In Time

Before anyone cared before Gloria Steinem and #metoo ambitious women - a rare breed in the workplace of the 1950s and 60s - were forced to jump hurdles men didnt face. Nina Silver and Betty Cooper two of these trailblazers had little in common and met only once yet a mysterious death tethered their paths for decades. All Things in Time is the story of these two feisty women in the post-WWII years: their careers and their personal lives calculated and otherwise.Written with rare and wise perspective by the 90+-year-old Sue Buyer a Vassar College and Columbia Journalism School graduate the book builds on first-hand observations and experiences in the newsroom of a metropolitan large-circulation paper. After decades as a professional writer Buyer has written her first novella. With both mystery and romance All Things in Time will appeal not only to those who enjoy a page-turner but readers who want a glimpse of nostalgia or are curious about the role of women in the workplace of yesteryear. The novella will also appeal to anyone looking to curl up in a nice chair with a good read on a rainy day.