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|  | | A Plane Tree in Provence
A wonderful book for all the professional women out there who work, raise families, run a household and try to make PTO meetings ready to make changes.
Travel along with five women to Provence, France who are desperate to make changes in their robotic lives, and compbine with adventure, a gastronomical exercise in food and wine. Mix with squabbles, mischief, and a bit of lust, and come home ready to change your life.
Wendy, Vernie, Sarah, Rose and Penny use this trip to escape the everyday robotic routine and come home five different women.
| |  | | Angel on My Shoulder
Pringle Taylor lives an uncomplicated life in Brooklyn, New York until she is faced with unemployment, and an engagement she doesn't want. Time is marching on for this thirty-year-old but after a pity-party and a bundle o soul searching, she embarks on a totally different life.
Pringle Taylor is thirty, single, tall, lean, smart, and involved in a two-year relationship with Hunter Wilson. Her third floor walk-up in Park Slope is decorated just the way she likes it, and she is rewarded every day teaching at-risk children.
Crisis hits when the head master closes her school due to ecnomics, and Hunter unexpectedly proposes. What to do. While she is fond of Hunter, theirs is more of an uncomplicated romance without excitement. And, while she loves teaching, there are no other Alternative Schools in the area. Does she settle for a predictable marrie | |  | | Devoted to Traveling
An entertaining group of stories that inform and entertain with guidelines and tips for the traveler and would-be traveler in all of us.
| |  | | The Cape Elizabeth Ocean Avenue Society
The third book in the Plane Tree Series is a women's fiction novel set in the small town of Cape Elizabeth, Maine.
Penny Wilson suspects her husband of having an affair. She owns a needlecraft store and while her husband's behavior does not appear to be that of a wandering husband, Penny cannot let it go and confronts him. The women of the Ocean Aveue Society give support but have their own challenges to unravel. As the week go by Penny is also plagued by medical issues which she decides are a result of her emotional state. But are they? Or something entirely different.
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