I’m asking this one on behalf of someone else, but the book sounds fascinating. Any help would be appreciated!!
Many years ago (mid to late 80’s) I read a time travel romance and loved it. I think there were 2 novels. Unfortunately, I can’t recall the author or the title of either novel. I think the author’s first name is either Lisa or Jill but I’m not sure and I have no recollection on her last name. None what-so-ever. (There’s a good chance that the female character’s name was Lisa or Jill.)
If I remember correctly the story starts with a woman driving when bam! A gorgeous man appears in the passenger seat dressed in early to mid 18th century apparel. One thing leads to another she freaks out, they fall in love, marry and have a child when on Christmas he goes back to his own time right before the heroines eyes. The second novel she ends up going back with their son Kitt, becomes a maid, and tries to find out what happened to her husband in her spare time. Next thing you know her employer is hosting a party and low and behold her husband is a guest.
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A few weeks ago my wife had an affair on me and told me about it. I was devastated and crushed. Well after talking about it with her I decided that I loved her to much to get a divorce. She ended all ties with him( changed phone numbers, e-mail, even her job) and we are getting past this just fine.
One thing that surfaced was how I haven’t been there for her and how alone she has been for the past year. I have been spending to much time with my friends and drinking. I feel horrible that I have let our marriage get to this point, but now vow to change.
My question is: After all that I have been through with this, is it odd that I love her more now than I ever in my life have. Even after what she did (which I forgive her for)?
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When the wife is sick, the husband "caregiver" begins to need an outlet so he finds a willing partner, but you, the "willing partner" discover that you are just an FB or FWB and nothing more. Because you love him, the one thing you want to do is make him remember he truly loves his wife and needs to fall back in love again even though she is ill, may not recover, and needs him more than ever. As the lover or "other woman," I have realized that this is ultimately important to make him realize he may regret this time if he doesn’t devote himself to her, and her alone. I have tried to suggest how beautiful and caring she is and deserves all his love. I truly think he has forgotten the reasons he loves her and should be loyal to him, even though we are intimate. I am trying not to be hurt by this, as I am a realist, even though I have discovered a very special and wonderful man, I know it is not right, and want to do the "right" thing. That’s all. Help me help him return to her.
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