Robyn Russell

This book follows the life of an average and ordinary woman sharing her own experiences, thoughts, and adventures over sixty-five years. It is written in the hope that the reader will be able to draw some consolation that life happens to all of us. Her experiences and how she dealt with them give an insight into so many aspects of life. Whatever has been thrown at her during the years, she has come through them reasonably unscathed.

This book follows the life of an average and ordinary woman sharing her own experiences, thoughts, and adventures over sixty-five years. It is written in the hope that the reader will be able to draw some consolation that life happens to all of us. Her experiences and how she dealt with them give an insight into so many aspects of life. Whatever has been thrown at her during the years, she has come through them reasonably unscathed.

Eden Sinclair is director of the exclusive Galerie Raton in Atlanta's prestigious mid-town district. As summer temparatures soar she finds it increasingly difficult to adhere to her self-imposed celibacy and spends a lot of time fantasising about the attractive young artists who pass through the gallery.Among them is Michael MacKenzie, the flame-haired sculpture whose sexy masculinity sets her pulse racing. Almost delirious with unrequited passion, Eden sets out to seduce him - despite her professional promise never to become involved with her clients. Things become even more charged when she finds out gallery owner Alexander is having an affair with her best friend. In downtown Atlanta it's going to be a summer of saucy suprises and steamy encounters.