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| "Bill Emener is a natural-born storyteller. His books are filled with intrigue and are exciting. I highly recommend his work to people looking for a good read." James Swain National best-selling author of fourteen mystery novels.
2011 Fabulous Florida Writer
Novels Now Available As E-Books!
As a recently retired Distinguished
Research Professor Emeritus and Licensed Psychologist, Dr Emener has published
27 books...including three novels. Bill's
fans and followers repeatedly acclaim
their enjoyment of the romance, dating, courtship, marital (as well as
separation and divorce) and other psychological issues poignantly portrayed in
his novels. His e-book novels are available for Nookbook or Kindle books.
Wrapped in humor, the stories and characters are and remain memorable.
 
| Nookbook | Kindle | Troy, tall, handsome, and sexy, and Sheila, drop-dead
gorgeous and voluptuous, met their junior year of college and married a few
months after graduation. Sheila fell in love with the Troy who seemed to excel
at everything he touched; he seemed to be everything Sheila, his “Sweetpea,”
wanted. While married, they had each other. But that’s all they had. As time
went on, Sheila realized that the old cliché: “like father, like son” was true.
They divorced seven years and seven days later. Their post-divorce journeys
were hard and long and included excessive drinking and gambling, anger, guilt,
clinical depression, and dysfunctional rebound relationships. Soul mates
forever, they wondrously, yet separately, planned to move on with their lives.
However, they still felt and sensed reconnection, and, thus, it was painful
when they agreed that it was forever over. In their private thoughts, stored
deeply within both of them, nonetheless, is the real truth.
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Marcia
Anderson is starting a new chapter in her life. She has recently broken up with
a long-term boyfriend, just completed her PhD, and is setting out for a
teaching position in Tampa. The last thing she wants is a new relationship. But
on the way to Tampa, she has a chance meeting with Jack Johnson, a handsome,
buff, somewhat older man, who is to figure highly, perhaps too highly, in both
her personal and professional life - a problematic admixture that poses anguish
for her. Over the next few weeks, as she puts together courses, gets to know
her fellow teachers, and tries to settle in to her new environs, Marcia must
wrestle with conflicting emotions and come to grips with lingering issues from
previous relationships and her family. Fortunately she has a warm circle of new
friends and old family members who provide not only insight and advice but also
humor and fun as she struggles with many painful issues such as jealousy,
anger, guilt and trust. Along the long journey through her first semester of
teaching, a journey that takes her from rough biker bars to posh Key West
restaurants, Marcia must confront her most basic fear - her fear of feeling
loved.
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After
her divorce, Diane faced the daunting foreboding challenges of establishing a
happy and meaningful life for herself, finding new friends, starting a new
career, maintaining difficult but legally necessary contact with her ex, and
reconnecting with her alcoholic mother. The only bright spot was Becca, her
adorable five-year-old daughter, who preserved love and joy in her heart. A
facial scar from an auto accident haunted her, but not simply cosmetically and
emotionally. It helped to justify staying where she was comfortable - alone.
She knew what she wanted, and needed, but obsessive worries - Am I worthy? Am I
good enough? Can I trust him? Can I rust myself? - sabotaged her hopes and plans.
She was ready to quit trying. Out of the blue, she won a one-week vacation in
Jamaica, where Michael came into her life. He rekindled awareness of her
womanhood and made her confront her doubts, jealousies and fears. When he held
her, kissed her and made love to her, she thought, "If ever again… it’ll
be for love."
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