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Gerry's life is a disaster waiting to happen, and her mother is too wrapped up in her own troubles to care. Then help comes from an unexpected source. A story about seeing your life differently.
Gerry Aarons has always known she’s unwanted. But she’s never understood why. Until one night her mother reveals the dark secret she’s been carrying, and Gerry’s self-destructive streak escalates out of control.
A chance meeting in a park with a thin yellow dog and a man in crimson robes enjoying the sun is the turning point that steers Gerry’s disastrous life onto an unexpected course. Both she and her mother are forced, finally, to confront the unspeakable truths that lie between them, with dramatic results.
This is a story about precarious families; about the more diffi | |  | | The Company of Dogs
Can a smart, attractive, workaholic single woman find true love after 40? Or will she have to settle for the company of dogs?
Kate is a burnt-out book editor, whose life is in dire need of a new plot. Too busy keeping nose to the grindstone to worry about her non-existent social life, she wakes up on her birthday to find herself alone, over-40 and lonely. Like many before her, she is driven to searching for love on the Internet. There she encounters several daunting challenges – chief among them, the unsuitable spectrum of men who cross her inbox, and the clash between their value systems and her own. She also has her eyes opened to certain aspects of herself that she’d rather not know about.
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