Loving Eleanor

In Loving Eleanor, journalist Lorena Hickok, known as Hick, is assigned to cover Eleanor Roosevelt during the 1932 campaign, leading to a passionate, evolving relationship documented through 3,300 letters. Set against the backdrop of the Great Depression and World War II, the story explores Eleanor as a complex figure navigating her roles as a wife and First Lady, while Hick sacrifices her career for love. As Eleanor rises to international prominence, Hick confronts her own path to independence, highlighting the profound depths of women's love and friendship.