Here you go, the publisher's book description:
Fresh, quirky and delightful, (Re)Making Love: A Sex After Sixty Story, is brutally honest while giving hope that passion doesn’t need to end after a certain age. Tabor takes the reader from Washington, DC to Missouri to Australia and eventually to Paris, a visit that offers a stunning surprise—one that changed the author’s life.
Tabor had been married for twenty-one years when her husband announced to her, “I need to live alone.” Already grief stricken by the deaths of her mother, sister and then father, the news threw Tabor into a tailspin of impetuous acts, the good, the bad and the foolish.
In this deeply personal memoir, Tabor wholeheartedly shares her journey, all after age sixty, proving it’s never too late to find love—and oneself.
Readers will find hope in a story that gives new meaning to romantic comedy. (Photos included.)
And, the book is now available in paperback, for the iPad, the Sony Reader or as a pdf here: (RE)Making Love)
The Kindle version will be ready soon. Start-up problems with that version, though the photos look great: the publisher had to fix the indents for the text. I will let you know when it's ready for your Kindle.
To all my followers: You have been on one helluva journey with me. If you live in D.C. or nearby, come celebrate with me:
When: June 25, 5:30 p.m. to 9 p.m
Where: McCormick & Schmick's, 901 F Street, NW, Gallery Place and Metro Center Metro stops, Valet Parking
What: beer, wine and food (seafood and more!)
Why: Meet the writer, stay for a minute or hang!
Who: Invite your friends, children welcome!
Really enjoy your blog. You might like mine as well. I am 61 and write about my musings and my friend with benefits. http://madgew-musings.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteI second that. I'm 61 too and write about lotsa things. Check out my wordpress page on Writer Seeks Life Experience-- I blog at http://loquaciouslyyours.com and am a fellow she writer. xJenne' Congratulations!!!!
ReplyDeleteI hope this is a movie, Mary. What a courageous and lovely concept for a memoir, look forward to reading it and will add it to my book list @ SunnyRoomStudio. (I have your silver hair, by the way! Arrived early in life and insists on staying!) Regards, Daisy
ReplyDeleteI love that you "swooned" upon your encounter with lowercase d., the CEO at the airport. That is a word I love, use often and long to actually experience as a result of some man's sheer presence. Ow!
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry I missed this event. Summer is CrAzY around here. Hope to connect...It's exciting that the book is available in so many different formats.
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