Pure Engelhard gem. In this one, The Girls of Cincinnati, he"s given us something never thought possible, a coming-of-age saga that"s also a sizzling thriller. The plot here is riveting. The dialogue sparkles. What"s it about? It"s about life. Anyone who"s been in love - especially love that appears to be out of reach - will understand what"s going on between Engelhard"s two heroes, Eli Brilliant and Stephanie Eaton. Anyone who feels the approach of menace will understand what these two must endure when a crazed woman appears on the scene, threatening them both with "a fate worse than death." Anyone who works at a dead-end job will be right there with Eli, who ends up working for Harry"s Carpet City in Cincinnati, Ohio. Eli is back home in the Midwest after he failed to make it in New York as an actor. So that"s one dream down the drain. But now that he"s back in Cincinnati, he"s got Stephanie Eaton - or does he? Something always goes wrong between them, and this time, terribly...