Bøger af Willma Willis Gore

Anne Bradshaw copes with being a widow at age 38 by having daily "conversations" with her late husband, mostly about their children, 18-year old Bob, a rock musician, and 17-year old Amy, a college student, both of whom have left the "family nest." Anne enjoys her work as a freelance writer/photographer in the small agricultural community in which she lives. Close friends, Joanie and Chuck Clark, keep close tabs on her-especially Joanie, who is always trying to set her up with a new man. Anne feels "emotional stirrings" when she receives a condolence card from Loren Stoller. Loren and his ex-wife, Millie's children were friends with Anne and Mike's children and the families used to take outings together. Anne's "feelings" are rekindled when Loren comes to see her, but she is disappointed when he remains uncommitted and uncommunicative after a romantic encounter. After the tragic loss of her friend, Anne discovers the "right partner" for her life's journey.

Life after divorce is complicated for Christina Marlow. She has a great job-Assistant Editor of Health For Your Home, the newsletter of a food supplement products company, and also a strong bond with her boss, Andrea. Chris has two teenage sons, so must endure an ex-husband who is self-centered and difficult. Chris is interested in "bonding" with a widowed fellow employee, but he treats her more like a daughter than a potential "love interest." Old feelings arise when Chris has a chance encounter with a former high school boyfriend. "Breakable Bonds" is a mature romance that will strike a chord with divorced women who have taken that ride on life's emotional roller coaster.

In 1944 a young couple in the military begins a marriage-long struggle to cope with the loss of both of the husband's hands.

While moving is never simple, moving after one has reached the age of 60 often presents its own special challenges. Crammed with indispensable tips from the author''s lifetime of moving experiences -- she''s moved eight times just since she turned 70 -- this book smooths the way to making the reader''s move uncomplicated and enjoyable.