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Whoops: Nobody's Perfect
WHEN IS LOVING THE WRONG PERSON THE RIGHT MOVE?
Tassie Collins has had no luck in love in or outside the bedroom. She’s about to give up when, on an innocent errand, she finds her mother’s lover Tom crying in his workshop. She only means to comfort him, but sparks ignite, and…
Whoops…
They make passionate love. It’s far beyond what Tassie felt possible between a man and woman.
They agree it can never happen again, which by this point means for a fourth time. Oh well. No one is perfect.
Tassie soon moves to California, firmly putting their affair behind them. Despondent over having to give up Tom, she hides in plain sight, feeling love will never strike again.
A year later, Tassie learns Tom has committed suicide. Was it his guilt over their affair that took him over the edge? After returning home for Tom’s memorial service, she tries to unravel this mystery with the help of her sister and Tom’s son Wayne.
Tassie can’t help but see in Wayne what she saw in his father, and this is a problem. Her sister Maureen is in love with him.
Whoops again?
Not exactly. Sometimes going a little too far is the only way to find your way back.
This is definitely a mature read intended for adults. Though it's a standalone novel, Tassie’s story picks up again in LOVING WOOD: A SILICON VALLEY LOVE STORY.
Tassie Collins has had no luck in love in or outside the bedroom. She’s about to give up when, on an innocent errand, she finds her mother’s lover Tom crying in his workshop. She only means to comfort him, but sparks ignite, and…
Whoops…
They make passionate love. It’s far beyond what Tassie felt possible between a man and woman.
They agree it can never happen again, which by this point means for a fourth time. Oh well. No one is perfect.
Tassie soon moves to California, firmly putting their affair behind them. Despondent over having to give up Tom, she hides in plain sight, feeling love will never strike again.
A year later, Tassie learns Tom has committed suicide. Was it his guilt over their affair that took him over the edge? After returning home for Tom’s memorial service, she tries to unravel this mystery with the help of her sister and Tom’s son Wayne.
Tassie can’t help but see in Wayne what she saw in his father, and this is a problem. Her sister Maureen is in love with him.
Whoops again?
Not exactly. Sometimes going a little too far is the only way to find your way back.
This is definitely a mature read intended for adults. Though it's a standalone novel, Tassie’s story picks up again in LOVING WOOD: A SILICON VALLEY LOVE STORY.
133 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 3, 2017
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David Stone
14 books46 followersDavid Stone is a freelance journalist, scriptwriter and author living in the Pacific Northwest. He enjoys writing romantic comedies, satires, and humorous stories reflecting on modern life's funnier trials and tribulations, especially in regard to couples.
His influences are broad, from Jane Austen to Updike, Cheever, Tolstoy and Nabokov, with a special fondness for both P.G. Wodehouse and Evelyn Waugh.
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May 27, 2021
Nice read
First book by D S for me and don't think it'll be the last. Nice story about sharing between sisters and one's boyfriend. Good, easy peasy read..
First book by D S for me and don't think it'll be the last. Nice story about sharing between sisters and one's boyfriend. Good, easy peasy read..
April 19, 2019
Excellent!
I really enjoyed this book! Very good storyline, what I would call "soft bdsm", which is good for beginners, lots of eroticism. You can't get much better than this.
I really enjoyed this book! Very good storyline, what I would call "soft bdsm", which is good for beginners, lots of eroticism. You can't get much better than this.
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