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Queen of the Court
A novel of tennis, intrigue and reality television. Paperback version.
Saving Bobby
When Renee Hodges invited her nephew, Bobby, to come stay with her for a few weeks so he could visit a doctor about his back pain, she knew he was recovering from an addiction to prescription painkillers. She believed that if he could address his back problems, he would have a better chance of staying clean—but she had no idea what a roller coaster ride she was getting on. Unlike other books about addiction, Saving Bobby begins after rehab is over. Told in part through journal entries, e-mails, and personal recollections, this raw, honest, deeply moving memoir—begun to keep the family accountable—describes the sixteen months that Hodges, her husband, and their community struggled alongside Bobby as he attempted to successfully re-enter the day-to-day world. Using a holistic and open approach, the shame and stigma associated with addiction was lessened—and ultimately, Bobby learned he had to save himself. A gripping and heartrending story of survival, Saving Bobby is an essential, timely read for those concerned about America’s most pressing epidemic.
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The Stories of Andrea T.A.H. Rossi
"The Stories of Andrea T.A.H. Rossi" contains two complete novels: the original story of the young widow, Andrea: "The Widow's Web," and the new sequel, "Letters to Andrea." It is the heart-wrenching, moving story of a young woman from Edison, NJ who thought she had everything in life until tragedy greets her as a young newlywed. The stories invite the reader into a rollercoaster ride of reality when the loss of a loved one becomes 'loss of loved ones' very early in a woman's life. The outcome is unpredictable and informative about a Third World country's society which uncovers true-to-life superstitions and condemnations.
Andrea Delfin
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Agida Upon Dirty Art
What's your life going to be, when you first realize that you is not you at all. That your inner voice is not yourself. Agida is a girl. And she has a problem: she can no longer feel the touch. A disenchanted young painter uses her and her body to make art out of real pulsating flesh. Slowly losing her ability to perceive the world around her, while people she comes across with are just another part of the problem, she struggles to understand what her life is all about. Free will against fate, the dire beauty of what is necessary, the endless pursuit of the meaning of life trough art and sex and human nature.
Lost Hearts in Italy
The Italian phrase Mai due senza tre--"never two without three"--forms the basis of Andrea Lee's novel of betrayal, which reveals a trio caught in the grip of desire, deception, and remorse.--From publisher description.
Queen of the Court
Ex-stripper Shana Lee Jones thinks she's finally left her disreputable past behind when she convinces her wealthy husband, former outlaw biker Wayne Jones, to bail out bankrupt Belle Vista Country Club. To the horror of its elite members, Shana arrives on the club's historic grounds with a TV crew in tow, and begins filming her very own tennis reality show, Queen of the Court. From day one, the show is an epic disaster for the socially prominent members, especially the "Bitches of Belle Vista," who play on the club's prestigious ladies' tennis team. As the cameras capture humiliating episodes ranging from wardrobe malfunctions to on-court cat fights, team captain Allie Beech becomes desperat...
