Single Motherhood | Single Motherhood
Feb.28.2012
(Available for purchase at Barnes & Noble and Amazon.)
The Vietnam War is on the nightly news and women are burning bras in the fast-changing world of the 1960s, but thirty-year old Laura wonders why her choice as a feminist couldn't be to have a baby without marriage. Laura not only has to...
|
Jan.24.2010
Chauffeur. Chef. Referee. Confidante. Provider. As a single mother, you balance these roles and dozens more every day-so take a break with A Cup of Comfort for Single Mothers.
In this empowering and bittersweet collection, you will meet single mothers who have created an unbreakable bond with...
|
Jan.21.2009
For fans of Jacqueline Carey and Ursula K. LeGuin, a lush, literary debut fantasy of love, ruin, and the ties of blood.
Sorykah Minuit has just two jobs aboard an ice-drilling submarine: meeting her quota and keeping her penis a secret. It’s no easy trick because when Sorykah’s frightened, she...
|
|
Feb.15.2008
At the end of a long day at work, saving the world, you'd think Super Mom would get a break. But no. She still has to do battle with a foe more terrifying than the most dastardly of super villains - teenagers. It's six months after the Horrible Swiffer Accident that left her a superhero, and Birdie...
|
Feb.15.2008
The legend begins with this book, chronicling the origin of that maternal dynamo know to the world as Super Mom.
Birdie Lee is an average, divorced mother of two teenagers, until the day she's confronted by a Stain of Unusual Origin. Determined to rid her house of this vile menace, she...
|
Jan.14.2008
The Toaster Broke, So We're Getting Married, is a hilarious and heartwarming look at one woman's odyssey from divorced single mom with a rebellious streak and a string of soured relationships to blushing bride, shamelessly seduced by the kind of satin-and-lace fantasies that short-circuit logic,...
|
Jan.05.2008
A story of love, lust, and pest control set against the changing seasons of San Francisco.
|
Jan.04.2008
When she hit 30, single mom and romance columnist Rachel Sarah realized that she had been in domestic overdrive too long. Years of dishing up macaroni and cheese, picking Barbie accessories up off the rug, playing peek-a-boo, mopping the kitchen floor, and trying to get over her ex had all but shut...
|
