You Don't Bring Me Flowers Anymore - Pater, Rebecca
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Beth is overweight, worn down and afraid she is losing her marriage. Can she rediscover the girl she used to be, the girl her husband fell in love with, or is it already too late. Joan must face the shame of her birth and learn to believe that she deserves to love and be loved. Jillian has been devastated by her husband's infidelity and must decide whether she can move on with him or start again on her own. Caroline's life is forever changed by a tragedy that tears her family apart. Four ordinary women whose lives will never be the same again. Where do they go from here?

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Beth is overweight, worn down and afraid she is losing her marriage. Can she rediscover the girl she used to be, the girl her husband fell in love with, or is it already too late. Joan must face the shame of her birth and learn to believe that she deserves to love and be loved. Jillian has been devastated by her husband's infidelity and must decide whether she can move on with him or start again on her own. Caroline's life is forever changed by a tragedy that tears her family apart. Four ordinary women whose lives will never be the same again. Where do they go from here?
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After raising her two boys, Rebecca Pater wrote her first novel You don't bring me flowers anymore when she was forty years old. Surprised, but thrilled that readers connected to the characters, she got busy and didn't write again for several years. After living through one of the worst experiences of her life, finding herself unwillingly in a cult there was plenty to write about when she and her husband got out. The Collective, is loosely based on their experiences. Falling Slowly was written during what many people would consider one of the worst times since World War Two ended. When Covid hit Rebecca decided she had a choice. Either circumstances could overcome her, and for the first time in her life she could see how depression and fear took hold of a person, or she could put the time in lockdown to good use and bring the characters that people loved back to life again. And living in Victoria, Australia which had one of the worst lockdowns in the world, she had plenty of time. Rebecca was born in New Zealand and immigrated to Australia when she was fifteen. She lives on a small property outside Melbourne with her husband. Website: www.rebeccapater.com.au Facebook: www.facebook.com/becpater Twitter: @PaterRebecca