Margaret Ethridge

Tracy Sullivan seems to have it all, a handsome, devoted husband, three beautiful children, a steady career, and the perfect suburban home; but she isn’t happy. When Tracy tells her husband, Sean, that she is no longer interested in sex, their marriage starts to implode. They agree to lead separate lives under the same roof for the sake of their children. But no one is fooled. Months turn into years, and their situation finally reaches a tipping point. With the help of a fangirl crush, Tracy slowly rediscovers who she is, what she wants, and all the reasons she fell for Sean once upon a time. Now all she has to do is convince her husband she is finally ready to embrace a lifetime of contentment by his side.

Contentment

Maggie Wells

The sequel to Paramour. After twenty-five years of cooling his jets in a wall sconce, Frank DeLuca figured the afterlife owed him a break. Hadn’t he been a model ghost? He didn’t possess little kids, screw up the television reception, or throw random objects across the room just to get attention. Hell, he never even made creepy noises in the dead of night. All he asked was a peaceful existence where someone would turn him on every once in a while. The light, that is. He needed just a little bit of light in his afterlife. Instead, he got a sullen, silent little boy who cried for his mommy every night. The kid came with a set of hyper-tense grandparents whose marriage was crumbling under the weight of old insecurities and words left unspoken. As if that weren’t enough to drive a guy to hide out in his light fixture, providence tossed in a little a spitfire of a girl who flipped his switch in every way. Gina Ferro turned out to be the kid’s mother. She also happened to be a ghost. Thrown together by Fate and bound by history, Frank and Gina must learn to trust each other with the keys to their pasts in order to unlock their eternity.

Margaret Ethridge

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