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Always, Always Choose Again
by Deb Whalen
Paperback : 358 pages
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Celebrity biographer Eli Sledge has jettisoned a neuro-incompatible marriage for all the wrong reasons, and along the way, conjured a determined enemy. Just ...
Introduction
A lighthearted, leisurely escape to Lake Chatuge where erupting secrets trail the ricocheting course of a neurodiverse romance.
Celebrity biographer Eli Sledge has jettisoned a neuro-incompatible marriage for all the wrong reasons, and along the way, conjured a determined enemy. Just as she believes her stars have aligned, her fresh start collapses in scandal. While rehabbing the old family farmhouse, she encounters a few similarly self-exiled women, some glaciered in beliefs still causing more damage than the mistakes that ignited them.
Follow revelations and adventures among women who never had the time, emotional space, or trust to invest in friends.
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Always dependable Eli Sledge is running on empty, keeping up appearances and struggling to rebalance emotionally when she lands the client who could establish her as a premier celebrity biographer. That client is David Harrison, legendary for his film career, production company, and charitable endeavors. During Eli’s last weeks of research for the book at his Beaufort, South Carolina home, the Harrison family’s warm welcome has given her a glimpse into their close, loving circle—and a hint of their well-kept secret. ... view entire excerpt...Discussion Questions
1. Have you ever been happily astonished by a new perspective on someone you know?2. What was your impression of this neuro-incompatible romance? Is it distinguishable from what you would consider average give and take in a relationship?
3. Have you met people you considered to be “jerks” along life’s path who, in retrospect, may have been far gentler souls than you realized? People for whom personal interactions are cerebral minefields?
4. Could you detect any elements of the story that justify Eli’s deep love for Ted?
5. Which character might you enjoy having move in next-door to you, and why?
6. Did this story—of relatively average people summoning the courage to help one another release what wounds them—shift your thoughts about connecting with people in your life?
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