| Author: | Nancy Robards Thompson | ISBN: | 9781459244160 |
| Publisher: | Harlequin | Publication: | May 15, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Harlequin Special Releases | Language: | English |
| Author: | Nancy Robards Thompson |
| ISBN: | 9781459244160 |
| Publisher: | Harlequin |
| Publication: | May 15, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Harlequin Special Releases |
| Language: | English |
and the #1 sign that your husband is gay
There’s an article in the newspaper telling you so. With a photo, no less.
OKAY, so in retrospect, maybe there were other signs that all was not well in Annabelle Essex’s eighteen-year-old marriage. Now she had to take stock of her life.
She had a wonderful son in college. A job she hated. And a meddlesome sister who insisted that this crisis was really an opportunity in disguise. After all, Annabelle had some dreams left: Paris (she’d always wanted to go) and art (she was a closet painter). So said sister enrolled her in a contest: winner gets a three-month artist-in-residence fellowship in the City of Light. Annabelle was horrified. She couldn’t just give up, could she? Trade in the job she hated for three months in the city she’d never stopped dreaming about? Besides, she’d never win it.
BUT what if she did?
and the #1 sign that your husband is gay
There’s an article in the newspaper telling you so. With a photo, no less.
OKAY, so in retrospect, maybe there were other signs that all was not well in Annabelle Essex’s eighteen-year-old marriage. Now she had to take stock of her life.
She had a wonderful son in college. A job she hated. And a meddlesome sister who insisted that this crisis was really an opportunity in disguise. After all, Annabelle had some dreams left: Paris (she’d always wanted to go) and art (she was a closet painter). So said sister enrolled her in a contest: winner gets a three-month artist-in-residence fellowship in the City of Light. Annabelle was horrified. She couldn’t just give up, could she? Trade in the job she hated for three months in the city she’d never stopped dreaming about? Besides, she’d never win it.
BUT what if she did?
