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Jonathan is a mere human. He stumbles into the emotional comfort of his wife’s sister, Joan, in the fallout, many years after an “emotional affair†with his co-worker, Simone. Claire, Jonathan’s wife, has her own secrets. Her controlling ways push Jonathan away, while she pulls him back to keep their relationship together. His marital bounds are tested when Simone returns, eight years later, to be a friend and to see if their relationship would have worked. Humorous and dark, sad and complex, Malaise wanders through the life of Jonathan and his women, as he searches for love and peace in his emotionally barren world. A prequel to Spoon Girl. Available now at Amazon.com and Barnesandnoble.com |
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Spoon Girl:A dying Pulitzer Prize nominated, pseudo-famous, alcoholic novelist, Jonathan “Jack” McVoy, collaborates with his nurse, Jane Powers, from his bedside to complete his last book. Spoon Girl tell the troubles of a struggling writer who uses his new novel Spoon Girl (a lover/friend/drinking buddy he met while teaching a creative writing class) to work through his issues of love and loss.Available now at Amazon.com and Barnesandnoble.com |
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Mariline is a story about brothers, Aiden and Kevin, both with addictions; one legal and one not. After getting out of rehab for the third time Kevin goes searching for his daughter that his wife ran away with, and instead gets a surprise. It tells what lengths a father will go to reunite with his daughter. |
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The Keys is a novel about Jonathan “Jack” McVoy and Wendy Miller, characters from Malaise. It takes place two years after Malaise and ten years before Spoon Girl. Jack is having trouble motivating himself to write Malaise when Wendy suggests a trip to the Keys. Jack becomes inspired by the pretty women, learns how to be independant, writes his book and becomes famous only to lose Wendy in the process. |
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