"...Bridget Jones meets Erma Bombeck."
---The Fiction Forum
Suze Hall is at a crossroads. Her nemesis at
work, Wanda, has been promoted and now
will be her boss. Her husband, Bob, is
leaving her and the three kids for a
six-month sabbatical down under. To top it
off, her best friend, Marcia, is missing in
action--playing footsie with some new
boyfriend!
Adding to this disaster stew, David, the
gorgeous hunk who broke her young-girl's
heart has coincidentally popped back into
her life and has something she desperately
needs to keep her job.
---The Fiction Forum
Suze Hall is at a crossroads. Her nemesis at
work, Wanda, has been promoted and now
will be her boss. Her husband, Bob, is
leaving her and the three kids for a
six-month sabbatical down under. To top it
off, her best friend, Marcia, is missing in
action--playing footsie with some new
boyfriend!
Adding to this disaster stew, David, the
gorgeous hunk who broke her young-girl's
heart has coincidentally popped back into
her life and has something she desperately
needs to keep her job.
But it also is filled with women who have the
same drive as men, have no family
responsibilities, and will do what ever it takes
to get ahead.
So step into the shoes of Suze Hall and
commiserate over workplace politics, titillate
your sexual fantasies, ride the wave of a
working mother, and fall-down laughing.
same drive as men, have no family
responsibilities, and will do what ever it takes
to get ahead.
So step into the shoes of Suze Hall and
commiserate over workplace politics, titillate
your sexual fantasies, ride the wave of a
working mother, and fall-down laughing.
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coming soon!
Walking with Elephants, a lighthearted slice-
of- life story, brings to the table the serious
work/family issues facing women today. It
explores the modern dichotomy of a
workplace that is filled with homemakers
who still must cook, clean, carpool on nights
and weekends, shop for prom dresses, and
"create" the holidays—such as Suze.
of- life story, brings to the table the serious
work/family issues facing women today. It
explores the modern dichotomy of a
workplace that is filled with homemakers
who still must cook, clean, carpool on nights
and weekends, shop for prom dresses, and
"create" the holidays—such as Suze.
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