Introduction

Handsome home organizer Ted has a double dilemma. As a devoted husband, he's struggling to resist the charm and seductive flirtations of Janet, a divorced client. Circumstances keep bringing her back into his life, fueling his wife's suspicions and inciting threats from Janet's jealous ex-husband. Ted must also deal with the ire of James Smith, a demanding client who is convinced his eccentric father died leaving something of great value hidden in his cluttered and mysterious Victorian mansion. Together , Ted and Janet interpret clues that lead to two surprising discoveries--one that captures the imagination of the city, and one that determines their fate.

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Excerpt

Chapter 1
Floundering.
The word kept popping into Ted McCormick’s head as he drove down Pine Street, watching for a green Queen Anne house with black shutters. His wife was right. He’s been floundering since they moved to Albany almost two years ago. Mary remained supportive and understanding, but that morning she told him she’s getting impatient. His crisis in Chicago is now history, she reminded him, and he’s capable of so much more. It’s time he expanded his one-man business or found a job. He agreed, but didn’t admit that he wasn’t ready. ... view entire excerpt...

Discussion Questions

From the author:

1. What messages about relationships is the author trying to convey?

2. Were you able to predict the outcome for Ted, Janet and Mary? How do you feel about it?

3. Did you like or dislike what Ben Smith did with his money? Why or why not?

4. Did anything in the book motivate you to organize your home or eliminate clutter?

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»	Official web site for Another Man's Treasure
»	Author James V. O'Connor's web site

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