Game of Love (51 page)

Peace Cottage, by Lisa Kent
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Peace Cottage is an inspirational story about new beginnings in trying circumstances. It’s a quiet story about powerful feelings. With the sea as its background, this book asks for a comfortable chair and a hot cup of tea. Lose yourself as you follow Lucy Cook in her journey to home and love.

Adultery, by Rod Kierkegaard, Jr.
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Professor Orlando Plummer, philanderer and drunk, first meets the Fliedermans—billionaire Roger and the exotic, neurotic Arabia—at an intimate orgy arranged by his own bored and wealthy wife Valeria. After that disastrous night, Orlando blunders his way through a dizzying sequence of academic back-stabbings and sexual musical chairs until he meets his personal Armageddon: his teaching assistant, Jun Mei, announces she is having his child—and his shaky polyamorous house of cards comes crashing down. Wicked, mordantly funny, and wise, Adultery teaches us a great many things about love, a literary life misspent, and the consequences of too much money.