A Box Of Exs In My Garage

by Michelle Kelly

Overview

Sally Gelee is a commitment phobe looking for lasting love.

She works in a rest home, it's a nice, safe environment; the men there aren't fast enough to catch her and they pose no threat. Being a commitment-phobe, that suits her, but she's also a hopeless romantic searching for forever love.

Sally keeps a box of exs in the garage; a catalogue of her past dating disasters, to remind her of what she doesn't want in a relationship. She uses a thigh test find Mr Right, if his thigh doesn't feel right then he's not the one. It can't just be a nice thigh; it has to be the right thigh.

Just when she thinks she has finally found her dream man – he plays hard to get. Meanwhile her stalker ex, Gone Don, won't stay gone and pops up at random, freaking her out. And, the new next- door neighbour is a right cretin.

Will she manage to conquer her commitment phobia and find lasting love, or will she run?

Product Details

BN ID:	2940166747310
Publisher:	Ryegrass Publishing
Publication date:	09/18/2022
Sold by:	Draft2Digital
Format:	eBook
File size:	422 KB

About the Author

Michelle lives in a little cottage on Auckland’s North Shore that she calls The Writery, which she now shares with the love of her life, Terry.

Her first published novel, Payback, was inspired by her two sons, Paul, and Mike. Payback became a New Zealand Post Finalist in 2009 and was listed as a Notable Book by Storylines, the Children’s Literature Foundation of New Zealand the same year.

Michelle began writing Historical Fiction shortly after. She says, Riverstones, came to her in a dream that was so real she could almost touch the hotel walls in the Long Gully Pub, in Skippers Canyon back in 1864. Riverstones took her 6 long years to write but the subsequent novels in the series have only taken a couple of years each, and there’s another on the way.

She says, A Box Of Exs In My Garage was loosely based on her dating disasters over the years, and quipped that she wasn’t sure if the genre should be called a Romantic Comedy or a Personal Tragedy.

Now, Michelle is hoping to finish the screenplay of A Box of Exs In My Garage, and then begin work on Secrets in Stone, her fourth book in the Riverstones series.