Samantha Garman

Choose the best phrase to describe Sibby Goldstein's life: 1) Sucky. 2) Really sucky. 3) Major suck-fest. D) All of the above. I started my day with a boyfriend and a job. I ended my day with a bottle of tequila. I'll let you connect the dots. Somehow, I wound up working as a waitress at an Italian restaurant. I have no idea what I'm doing. And I'm not just talkin' about life. This should be interesting.

Queen of Klutz

Sibby is back, and she's clumsier than ever. My life is awesome. I married a sweet, super hot guy who loves me in spite of my ability to screw things up. I write steamy rom com full time, and I only spilled two things on myself this morning. #winning But I'm the Queen of Klutz--and no lucky streak lasts forever. Now my husband wants a baby. I know I'm gonna mess this up.

Sibby Slicker

This is Sibby’s Law...on hormones. Sibzilla is on the loose. She’s coming for your pastries, chicken wings, and pie. She’s coming for bigger pants. No one is safe. Especially not her husband. Watch out, Mother Shuckers. It’s about to get real.

Mother Shucker

Please choose the best phrase to describe Sibby Goldstein's life: 1) Sucky. 2) Really sucky. 3) Major suck-fest. D) All of the above. I started my day with a boyfriend and a job. I ended my day with a bottle of tequila. I'll let you connect the dots. Somehow, I wound up working as a waitress at an Italian restaurant. I have no idea what I'm doing. And I'm not just talkin' about life. This should be interesting.

Tales of a New York Waitress

I had it all. I was dating the ideal man, successfully climbing the corporate ladder, and on my way to living the perfect dream. My future was etched in stone. But then my mother died, and suddenly my life seemed desperately shallow. So I bought a one-way ticket to France and left behind everything and everyone I had ever known. As I fled from my grief, I met a man crippled by his own loss. We were two jagged halves of the same heart. But fate has a funny sense of humor, and not all love stories are meant to last a lifetime.

Samantha Garman

About

Books

Join the club