NEW HOPE, Pa., June 4, 2009 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Life sometimes throws you things you cannot seem to handle. While it gives you sunshine and other great things to be thankful for, its cruel storms leave you without anything to seek refuge to. Follow the life of a divorced woman in Camelia Rose's The Kiss as she gets tied-up back to her past and discovers more than what she bargained for...
Years ago, Janine Pinchpenny let youthful folly sweep her away, kissing a man who was not her husband in a nightclub in Peru. Her husband, Joram, used this as an evidence to divorce her -- with the connivance of her father-in-law. To remind her of her indiscretion, she kept a print of Gustav Klimt's The Kiss on her bedroom wall.
Now sixty, Janine finds her life inextricably linked with that of ex husband Joram, who continues to stalk her. She cleverly turns the tables on him when she begins an affair with Testosterone Bill of Sensor Security, the very same company Joram employs.
What follows is an incessant outpour of astonishing revelations, illegal snooping, clandestine affairs and entanglements that will make the reader laugh. The story's ending is a revelation of past finger pointing. Janine realizes that it was she who has cheated on life and resolves, in a surprise move, to change her fate.
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About the Author
Camelia Rose is the pen name of Olga Pitcairn. She was born in Asia, educated in Europe and later in America, where she studied archaeology. Her travels and experiences living abroad have given her a unique insight as a writer, allowing her to create complex, memorable characters and rich settings. Her upcoming novels, She Had to Plan and The Blue Mirror, will also be published by Xlibris. Ms. Pitcairn lives in New Hope, Bucks County, Pennsylvania, where she spends her spare time gardening.
The Kiss * by Camelia Rose
Publication Date: June 2, 2009
Trade Paperback; $15.99; 103 pages; 978-1-4415-2145-3
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