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Should I Sleep In His Dead Wife's Bed?
“Barbara is utterly fearless—is there anything
she will not discuss in detail? Find out yourself
in her new book.”
—Kathie Lee Gifford,
The Today Show
“I couldn't put the book down. I carried it around with me. The characters are my best friends and they're ageless!”
–Cristina Ferrare, author/chef on Oprah
“I love this book. It's for all ages in our new boomer generation. I found the characters funny, fun and inspiring for boomer women of the new ageless generation.”
–Marissa Winokur, singer/stage & film star
“This book is important to read for creative women over fifty who ignore ageism and try to make a difference in the arts.”
–Paula Abdul, dancer/choreographer/television star
“I laughed aloud and cried. The author is on target about women and men over fifty and sixty. This is an important book and a great read.”
–Lisa Rinna, actor
A saucy tale about boomer love and having it all after sixty.
Dr. Katy Roseman, 63-year-old Ph.D. psychologist, explores
dating. But all the boomer men she meets want her to sleep
in their dead wives' beds.
She doesn’t want to be a replacement. She wants it
romantic love, intimacy, sex, and career. She gets it all!
Barbara Rose Brooker, who also penned
The Viagra Diaries, is interested in ageism,
but doesn’t believe in age. She is fond of saying,
“Age is a personal choice.”
she will not discuss in detail? Find out yourself
in her new book.”
—Kathie Lee Gifford,
The Today Show
“I couldn't put the book down. I carried it around with me. The characters are my best friends and they're ageless!”
–Cristina Ferrare, author/chef on Oprah
“I love this book. It's for all ages in our new boomer generation. I found the characters funny, fun and inspiring for boomer women of the new ageless generation.”
–Marissa Winokur, singer/stage & film star
“This book is important to read for creative women over fifty who ignore ageism and try to make a difference in the arts.”
–Paula Abdul, dancer/choreographer/television star
“I laughed aloud and cried. The author is on target about women and men over fifty and sixty. This is an important book and a great read.”
–Lisa Rinna, actor
A saucy tale about boomer love and having it all after sixty.
Dr. Katy Roseman, 63-year-old Ph.D. psychologist, explores
dating. But all the boomer men she meets want her to sleep
in their dead wives' beds.
She doesn’t want to be a replacement. She wants it
romantic love, intimacy, sex, and career. She gets it all!
Barbara Rose Brooker, who also penned
The Viagra Diaries, is interested in ageism,
but doesn’t believe in age. She is fond of saying,
“Age is a personal choice.”
248 pages, Kindle Edition
First published December 9, 2013
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