I am currently writing a romantic comedy titled A White Lily and a Teddy Bear. I expect to publish it in the summer of 2021. The following is the blurb.
On September 11, 2001, Don Ciccone’s pregnant wife was at work near the top of the North Tower of the World Trade Center. Two years later, Don is still in grief. In fact, he frequently converses in his head with his deceased wife. Will he not be able to fall in love again until he completes his grieving process? Or, is he unable to complete his grieving process because he hasn’t yet fallen in love again? His new engineering coworker, Rachel Ward, may force him to find out. She’s empathetic and kind-hearted, and her shampoo smells like apples and cinnamon.
After Rachel’s boyfriend broke up with her because she quit the College Republicans, she vowed that her next boyfriend would be mature enough to accept her for who she is. A month ago, she was attending her graduation ceremony at UConn with no job offers in hand. Now she’s starting her new job at Brooklyn Navy Yard Precision Manufacturing, searching for an apartment in Brooklyn, and crushing on a mature Italian coworker. Wow! Life is moving really fast!
I have written most of the prequel to How to Find a Farm Wife, but I'm not going to work on finishing it until A White Lily and a Teddy Bear has been published. And there will eventually be a sequel to How to Find a Farm Wife.
On September 11, 2001, Don Ciccone’s pregnant wife was at work near the top of the North Tower of the World Trade Center. Two years later, Don is still in grief. In fact, he frequently converses in his head with his deceased wife. Will he not be able to fall in love again until he completes his grieving process? Or, is he unable to complete his grieving process because he hasn’t yet fallen in love again? His new engineering coworker, Rachel Ward, may force him to find out. She’s empathetic and kind-hearted, and her shampoo smells like apples and cinnamon.
After Rachel’s boyfriend broke up with her because she quit the College Republicans, she vowed that her next boyfriend would be mature enough to accept her for who she is. A month ago, she was attending her graduation ceremony at UConn with no job offers in hand. Now she’s starting her new job at Brooklyn Navy Yard Precision Manufacturing, searching for an apartment in Brooklyn, and crushing on a mature Italian coworker. Wow! Life is moving really fast!
I have written most of the prequel to How to Find a Farm Wife, but I'm not going to work on finishing it until A White Lily and a Teddy Bear has been published. And there will eventually be a sequel to How to Find a Farm Wife.
