Friends at Forty: Book One in the Friends Series
"If our love life was a dishwasher, we could fix it."This is a tale of fine dining, Zen masters, Magic 8-Balls and the inexplicable bond that holds a marriage together even as it ruptures at the seams: friendship.What if you had the opportunity to reinvent yourself after a lifetime shackled to parenthood but didn't know what you wanted or even who you were?When empty nesters, Samantha and Daniel Blake, move into their loft in L.A.'s hip Historic Core it is in search of a new lifestyle-an attempt to stabilize their erratic marriage weighed down by decades of spousal congeniality and exhaustive parenting. But when new alliances surface, tensions mount as the couple is tested by an overdose of their "new normal."Samantha is finally pushed to make her most difficult choice: will she have the strength to sacrifice her marriage to find herself or will she continue to trail aimlessly behind Daniel and live an uninspired life?Angie Dickerson has been a literature and creative writing teacher for fourteen years and has recently been demoted to the role of empty nester. Her novel is for anyone who's ever been lost and felt the need to find themselves again.
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Friends at Forty: Book One in the Friends Series
"If our love life was a dishwasher, we could fix it."This is a tale of fine dining, Zen masters, Magic 8-Balls and the inexplicable bond that holds a marriage together even as it ruptures at the seams: friendship.What if you had the opportunity to reinvent yourself after a lifetime shackled to parenthood but didn't know what you wanted or even who you were?When empty nesters, Samantha and Daniel Blake, move into their loft in L.A.'s hip Historic Core it is in search of a new lifestyle-an attempt to stabilize their erratic marriage weighed down by decades of spousal congeniality and exhaustive parenting. But when new alliances surface, tensions mount as the couple is tested by an overdose of their "new normal."Samantha is finally pushed to make her most difficult choice: will she have the strength to sacrifice her marriage to find herself or will she continue to trail aimlessly behind Daniel and live an uninspired life?Angie Dickerson has been a literature and creative writing teacher for fourteen years and has recently been demoted to the role of empty nester. Her novel is for anyone who's ever been lost and felt the need to find themselves again.
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Friends at Forty: Book One in the Friends Series

Friends at Forty: Book One in the Friends Series

by Angie Dickerson
Friends at Forty: Book One in the Friends Series

Friends at Forty: Book One in the Friends Series

by Angie Dickerson

Overview

"If our love life was a dishwasher, we could fix it."This is a tale of fine dining, Zen masters, Magic 8-Balls and the inexplicable bond that holds a marriage together even as it ruptures at the seams: friendship.What if you had the opportunity to reinvent yourself after a lifetime shackled to parenthood but didn't know what you wanted or even who you were?When empty nesters, Samantha and Daniel Blake, move into their loft in L.A.'s hip Historic Core it is in search of a new lifestyle-an attempt to stabilize their erratic marriage weighed down by decades of spousal congeniality and exhaustive parenting. But when new alliances surface, tensions mount as the couple is tested by an overdose of their "new normal."Samantha is finally pushed to make her most difficult choice: will she have the strength to sacrifice her marriage to find herself or will she continue to trail aimlessly behind Daniel and live an uninspired life?Angie Dickerson has been a literature and creative writing teacher for fourteen years and has recently been demoted to the role of empty nester. Her novel is for anyone who's ever been lost and felt the need to find themselves again.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781530712861
Publisher: CreateSpace Publishing
Publication date: 03/23/2016
Series: Friends and Lovers , #1
Pages: 306
Sales rank: 1,329,059
Product dimensions: 6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.69(d)
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