Eleanor Sinclair

The Barnard Journals Trilogy Part I - The Italian Cruise Eleanor Sinclair

After George refuses at the last minute to go with her on their planned tour of Europe, Ellie decides to go by herself, since it is too late to get anyone to travel with her. She takes a two week cruise of the Mediterranean to visit Italy, Greece and Turkey and has a passionate onboard affair. Due to an outbreak of cholera at a nearby port, she worries about getting quarantined onboard. "Then there is the problem of the husband who wants to meet me in Barcelona. That was the last I heard from him. If there's no letter at the dock, I'll have to call him and I have very mixed feelings about him coming to Europe. It has been good to know I can travel the whole summer and each new place has meant conquering the fear of traveling alone. So much for tomorrow, for tonight I am going to sleep with Armando."Eleanor Sinclair has lived these adventures, and "The Barnard Journals Trilogy Part I is the first of many journals she kept. "The Italian Cruise" is the first book in the series to be released. Part II continues with "The Paris Journals" and Part III is "Barnard College." She has lectured in psychology, worked as a photographer and as an art dealer. She is a graduate of Barnard College, Columbia University, New York, N. Y.