The Sex Education of M.E.

I m forty, flabby, and frustrated. Don t get me wrong, I have a good home, a decent job, and great children. I had a loving marriage for twenty years where we had our ups and downs. It wasn t perfect; but it wasn t awful. Then he died. After the grief took its course, and the reality of my life set in, I grew frustrated. It wasn t the bills or the struggle to keep my interest in my work. It was life without a man the only man I d been with for twenty years. And before you go all feminist on me, it isn t that I can t be an independent woman, but there are certain areas where a man is necessary. You need a fuck buddy, my friend said. I didn t even know what that meant. Is it friends with benefits?, I asked. Better, you don t even have to be friends, she offered. Boy, did I need an education in the modern workings of dating, and sex. ++++++++++ A coming-of-an-older-age novel. A story for the over forty. Something new from L.B. Dunbar a stand-alone rom-com!