T J Robertson: 64 books

When June Milano, to her relief, learns that her good friend, Sonya Johansen, has broken up with her fiance, Rufus Fenstermacher, she quickly fixes her up with her husband's college roommate, Jack Dalton. What she doesn't realize, however, is that the two of them already have met and not...

A tired, disillusioned man in his forties revisits his hometown and runs into his high-school sweetheart, a frank, jaded widow also in her forties, whose wellspring of love has run dry but whose anger at him has subsided. Although they enjoy a pleasant ramble down memory lane, both realize that they can't go back and retrieve the good times they spent together.

Because hardly a night passes that Doug Graves, a political consultant, doesn't have a dream or nightmare about one or more of the current presidential candidates, he seeks the help of Dr. Kwack, a psychiatrist, with both surprising and humorous results.

While working with Mandy Danforth, a bright but rebellious sophomore, Susan Colwell, a high-school counselor, meets and falls in love with her father. He, however, is caught between his daughter and Thea Bottomley, his fiancée, who, like oil and water, don’t mix and are vying for his love and affection. In the end, Mandy triumphs and willingly shares her love for her father with Susan.

When Susan Simpson, a social worker, takes a job at a mental health center, Peter Hanson, the director, makes bold amorous advances toward her. Although she admires his brilliance and leadership, she finds his arrogance and pompousness offensive. The more she learns about him, the less he appeals...

Mornings on a subway train, a young woman with brooding eyes and a pained expression intrigues Jack Roberts, a psychologist. What's the cause of her unhappiness--a problem at home, on the job, or with a boyfriend? He wonders.Meanwhile at the clinic where he is a therapist, he takes great pride...

When Aram Boghosian rushes to the aid of Darya Hatemi, whom two drunken rowdies are hassling because she's wearing a hijab, he loses a tooth in the scuffle. Darya rewards him by joining him for lunch twice a week. He quickly falls in love with her. Although she enjoys his company and has feelings...

Read this vignette and discover the scourge of evil witches and the antidote for bad luck.

Depressed over her inability to find a soul-mate, Jane Roberts seeks the help of a psychiatrist only to find out he needs therapy more than she does. Just as she's about to throw her hands up in despair, a series of amusing, if not zany, encounters changes everything. Suddenly she finds herself the hunted instead of the hunter as a steady stream of suitors shows up at her door.

Mr. Tinkle, a pompous and cantankerous admissions counselor at Proboscis University, gets a lot more than he bargained for when Tim Witt, a naïve and underachieving high-school senior, shows up for an interview.

One summer day Jack Dalton, a college senior, who has taken a job as a lifeguard on Cape Cod, sees a young woman on the beach. In a case of love at first sight, he intuitively feels that she is the one for him. Before he can get up the courage to introduce himself, however, she picks up and leaves....

A high-school counselor learns he has to help himself before he can help others.

In 1848 Henry David Thoreau, a young man of twenty-one, met and fell in love with Ellen Sewall, a young woman aged seventeen. This play, From Lake Walden, With Love, is based on what is known of their relationship.

When Luke Warm finds breaking up with his fiancée is hard to do, he makes the mistake of going to Dr. Looney, a psychiatrist, for help.