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| Category: Fiction:Humor |
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| About the Book | |
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“If the spirit of a loving wife can’t nudge her husband in the right direction, who can?” So thinks thirty-something Judith McBride, a Jewish control freak with an unlikely last name. When Judith dies in a medical mishap, she calls on her supernatural status to “rescue” her widowed husband from the sexy clutches of their gold-digging, thrill-seeking blonde accountant. But interfering with earthly events is strictly verboten and the repercussions ripple outward, deeply affecting not only Judith but the lives of her husband and best friend. Judith’s journey from the physical to the spiritual world is peppered with adjustments, choices, and self-discovery ultimately leading her to the realization that loving sometimes means learning how to let go.
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| About the Author | |
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Cynthia Polansky’s writing is as diverse as her interests. Her publications run the gamut from historical fiction to essays to nonfiction dog-breed manuals. When not writing, she actively tutors writing, most notably at the United States Naval Academy where she wages war on bad grammar, one midshipman at a time. |