The Marriage Formula
by marjorie duryea
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Pub Date Aug 23 2023 | Archive Date Oct 01 2023
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Description
Sarah is a mathematician who makes the wrong calculation. She's a sensual woman who marries her best friend and now finds herself stuck in a sexually dysfunctional marriage. She searches for a formula to fix her life turning to friends, therapy and potential lovers. A sexual romp filled with humor, pain and introspection as Sarah searches for self-realization.
The narrative is driven by the voice of Sarah but there's a cast of realistic characters shaping the dynamics. The story has a strong sexual theme using humor and introspection to examine sexuality as well as romantic relationships. It goes beyond that as well to explore the roles of friend, daughter, sister, mother and career woman and the obstacles and challenges women confront.
The novel spans twenty years from Sarah and Joe's first meeting to the present.
Advance Praise
A sexual romp with heart and humor
A sexual romp with heart and humor
Available Editions
| ISBN | 9798985247220 |
| PRICE | $7.99 (USD) |
| PAGES | 271 |
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Featured Reviews
Reviewer 1197528
Really enjoyed this book. It was interesting to follow a character that wasn't necessarily head over heels in love with the person she ended up with. Also shows that if you want to be with someone enough and they want the same things then you can make a long-lasting relationship even if it's not what you necessarily envision for yourself. The parenting dynamic was really relatable. The hesitation and not being sure what you want or who you are after kids was very relatable as well. Was a really good read. Glad I was able to read this book early sorry the review is so late fell behind with sickness, school, and work. I am trying to do better though. I am grateful that I got to read this authors story. The cover did feel like it was going to be more of a quick cute romance book and I don't feel like that adds up with the story. I do like the cover and the story though and really enjoyed how the author incorporated the title in the story.
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