Here is a post modern novel after my own heart.
In his latest novel Ron Currie, Jr sets out to tell the capital-T Truth about his life, career, and his tumultuous love affair with a woman no one could ever hold a candle to, Emma.
He has been in love with Emma since the moment he met her in eighth grade, after a short romance in their teens, Ron and Emma went their separate ways. Emma married another man while Ron tried desperately to escape Emma’s ghost by finding comfort in the arms of many other women.
Later in life their paths cross and they begin their romantic relationship again, even though Emma is married both of them say damn the consequences and proceed with a passionate affair that lasts a lengthy time.
Inevitably, Emma and her husband begin divorce proceedings and Emma more or less exiles Ron to a Caribbean island while she tries to ‘sort things out’ and find herself. In her absents, Ron begins writing a novel about Emma and eventually he ends up in a downward spiral. Between consuming large amounts of alcohol and young eager co-eds, Ron can’t shake his longing for Emma.
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Under Charlemagne’s reign, Francia was no stranger to war. War was just part of every day life in 773, but so were romance and chivalry. Alda’s brother, Count Alfihar of Drachenhaus, is starting marriage negotiations for her to wed the wealthy and good looking, but cruel Count Ganelon of Dormagen.
Not all men were meant to dance with dragons…but Daenerys Targaryen can!In the fifth book of the A Song of Ice and Fire series, we find ourselves across the Narrow Sea waiting to see if Daenerys Targaryen will ever make it back to Westeros and reclaim her birthright!
Unless you have been living under a rock since your inception….odds are you have probably heard of the world’s most infamous romance novel….Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice.
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