Politics, Sex and Discreet Tattoo

摘要

What possessed her? What could possibly have possessed her? Think about it: you're an orchestra conductor, one of the few women in the field, and you're also married to a governor, Gaston Caperton of West Virginia. An acquaintance named Elsa Walsh, who writes for The Washington Post, is researching a book on the conflicts experienced by professional women. Conflict? Why, that's your middle name! You love music, culture and New York, but you're stuck living in Nowhere, W. Va.; you love sounding off with your own opinions, but as a political wife you're supposed to be a model of bland diplomacy. Sure, you'll talk to Walsh.