Pairs

by D.W. Richards, David William Richards

In grown-up fairy tales, even the happiest endings have complications. Kayley, the single mother of a psychically gifted four-year-old, squeaks out a living writing and creating greeting cards. Adam is a carpenter doing a favour at the request of a mutual friend. Alexandra is a former stripper making a place for herself in the "straight" world when she meets Adam's sexually ambiguous cousin Henry, a math teacher with nineteenth century values. In no particular order, spiritualism, home renovation, etymology, herbalism, psychic aptitude, quantum physics, Wicca, and Jungian teachings, are all braided seamlessly into a frequently humorous, sometimes outrageous, and often enlightening storyline that explores the nuances of romantic love and friendship between four very different yet equally engaging individuals.

326 pages, Hardcover

First published September 22, 2010

About the author

The Author also writes under David William Richards

Reviews

[Becky · Rating 1 out of 5]

Reading poorly structured, disappointing books just makes me angry. This was ridiculous. There was potential here that just went completely wasted. And on top of it all, I feel bad because the author put time and effort into it and I hated it. :(

[Tracy Murray · Rating 5 out of 5]

So fun! Not your average read. Worth the read.

[Collette · Rating 5 out of 5]

Pairs by David William Richards
Really enjoyed this,loved the characters,alexandra was my favourite.