Nine Women: Short Stories

Fiction & Literature, Anthologies, Short Stories, Romance
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Author: Frances M Thompson ISBN: 1230001717372
Publisher: Frances M Thompson Publication: June 13, 2017
Imprint: Language: English
Author: Frances M Thompson
ISBN: 1230001717372
Publisher: Frances M Thompson
Publication: June 13, 2017
Imprint:
Language: English

This book has nine lives. Nine female lives. Nine women at various stages of their lives, facing various problems of varying descriptions and magnitudes.

See what sisterhood really means to a hopefully optimistic ten-year-old in The Girl Who Would Be King. Learn just how many times the course of true love fails to run smoothly in Together, Apart, before discovering what Stephen King has to do with one young woman's passionate summer fling in Locked-Up Lovers. In Balloons you can lie on a beach with a heavily pregnant woman who is thinking about the men she has loved and lost, and in That's What I Want to Say you hear all the things one woman wants to say but rightly or wrongly, she doesn't. It's Just a Smile is about one activity many women enjoy, people watching, and Leaving Rotterdam takes you back over 130 years to a time when women were seen and not heard... at least not in public. And finally you will discover how age truly strengthens a woman as a widow's heart tries to heal in The Pink Flowers, and when another woman revisits both good and bad memories in Tell Me a Story.

**Nine Women: Short Stories is a collection of moving stories which takes a long, slow look at what it means to be born a woman, to grow up as a woman and to live a variety of lives as a woman. **

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This book has nine lives. Nine female lives. Nine women at various stages of their lives, facing various problems of varying descriptions and magnitudes.

See what sisterhood really means to a hopefully optimistic ten-year-old in The Girl Who Would Be King. Learn just how many times the course of true love fails to run smoothly in Together, Apart, before discovering what Stephen King has to do with one young woman's passionate summer fling in Locked-Up Lovers. In Balloons you can lie on a beach with a heavily pregnant woman who is thinking about the men she has loved and lost, and in That's What I Want to Say you hear all the things one woman wants to say but rightly or wrongly, she doesn't. It's Just a Smile is about one activity many women enjoy, people watching, and Leaving Rotterdam takes you back over 130 years to a time when women were seen and not heard... at least not in public. And finally you will discover how age truly strengthens a woman as a widow's heart tries to heal in The Pink Flowers, and when another woman revisits both good and bad memories in Tell Me a Story.

**Nine Women: Short Stories is a collection of moving stories which takes a long, slow look at what it means to be born a woman, to grow up as a woman and to live a variety of lives as a woman. **

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