Denise Waldron

Yoga Guy (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Lisa has always gotten along well with men. Really well. But has she had any long-term relationships? Nope. She wants that to change, so she's decided to look for the opposite of her type. And she's not going to jump in bed with him right away, either. After an electrifying first encounter, she decides on Greg, a slightly out of shape colleague who never seems to date. But she can't understand why he's not picking up on any of her cues. Is he the one for her?

Greg is finally ready to start dating again after a nasty breakup, and joins a yoga class to meet someone. He finds Diane, who'd be perfect for him if she weren't already married. Much to his dismay (he's a nice guy, after all), he falls for her anyway. Is he the kind of man who'd date a married woman?

Diane takes a yoga class because she's bored and lonely, even though she has a husband and two kids. But her husband is away a lot and she didn't sign up for single parenthood. Greg is giving her all the attention she craves, and she's missing her husband less than ever. Is she heading for an affair?

If you like PG-13 romantic comedies, this is the book for you!

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Denise Waldron
• Erscheinungstermin: 30. Januar 2013
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781301698677
• Artikelnr.: 47424921

Autorenporträt

Remember that painfully shy girl in middle school who hid behind a curtain of long straight hair? Of course you don't! My hair is shorter now and no one who knows me would call me shy. My interest in writing piqued considerably when my eighth-grade English teacher read a student's work aloud and then announced it was mine, and a fellow student looked at me wide-eyed and exclaimed, "YOU wrote that?" It didn't hurt that he was cute and had never noticed me before. I still get a thrill when I see my writing published.
After years of writing programming code and technical documentation I quit my job and turned to what I call "early childhood education": raising children. Now the children are older and I've found the time to write for fun, and it is fun or I wouldn't be doing it, because I keep myself busy. I'm on the board of a non-profit, belong to the world's best writing group, play tennis, practice yoga, and travel when I can. I'm interested in cooking, gardening, the environment, and nutrition, and I'm an NPR podcast junkie.
There are three signs tacked to my desk: "Stop Me Before I Volunteer Again", "Ginger Rogers Did Everything Fred Astaire Did Only Backwards And In High Heels", and "I'll Try Being Nicer If You Try Being Smarter". I have two completed novels and ideas for four more. Surprisingly, no agents have come to my door asking if I have any books I'd like published, so I'm doing it on my own.