by Gene Lee (Author)

Emmitt at Love is a 21st century Fitzgerald-esque take on love, loss, repentance, and redemption, as experienced by Emmitt Raines, a writer, in the last quarter of the 20th Century. Emmitt's journey begins on the banks of the New River, in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and from there outward to the rocky coasts of the New England Maritime, the lights of Paris, the smoother waters of the Cote D'Azur, and finally to the far western Pacific shores of California. Over the course of time, and his travels, Emmitt Raines finally learns what it takes, and means, to love another person. Not only that, but he learns how to love his long dead father, a man he never knew, as well as how to love himself.