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The Elusive is a collection of three short novels-two previously published plus one unpublished-that follows German Shepherd's new graphic direction, the so-called "Dual-Track Philosophy."
Will Simona make a career in the city's nightclubs? (Vol. 1) tells the story of a perfectly ordinary wife and mother who, after being laid off from her job, is forced to enter a world of debauchery and there, against all odds, finds a reason to feel excitement, joy, and a sense of living again.
Racconti sconvenienti di donne trascurate, on the other hand, is an anthology of short stories following the lives of several women who, for a variety of reasons, are forced to reevaluate their relationships with others; as if in a revelation, the book's protagonists will face a change that, though imposed by those around them, will alter their perspective on existing interpersonal relationships.
Irene, the unpublished story, tells of a woman involved in politics but who, unlike the other heroines in this omnibus, is the architect of her own misfortunes; in fact, she is driven by ambition, and it is precisely her ambition that sets a trap for her that is as risky as it is seemingly insurmountable.
It will be her longtime rival-the very person vying with her for the mayoral seat of a small town-who saves her.
