The Loved One

<p><em>The Loved One</em> is not only satire at its most ferocious. It is a macabre frolic filled with laughter and ingenious devices. It is devilishly clever impishly amusing. - <em>The New York Times 1948.</em></p><p><br></p><p>A sad irony of life: People pay thousands to bury a relative they hate but balk at paying ten bucks to cremate the dog who stood by them for a decade.</p><p>Recently kicked out of Hollywood Dennis takes an ignominious-nay-shamefully vulgar job tending the dead. More than his reputation hangs in the balance if his snobby British ex-pat community discover his secret.</p><p>A biting cultural satire that juxtaposes the shallowness of façade with the deep long-lasting consequences of reputation.</p><p><br></p><p><strong><em>Inkprint Notable Classics</em></strong></p><p><em>In Print: Wide margins and extra spacing: grab a pen find a highlighter and dive right in! </em></p><p><em>In eBook: Bonus study content including discussion questions and chapter prompts! </em></p>