Worlds of Mars and Venus Collide. (Paperback)

Paul A. Murad

ISBN 10: 1543016642 / ISBN 13: 9781543016642

Published by Createspace Independent Publishing Platform, 2017

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Paperback. So you think you know all about love? What is love? It can be an attraction, adoration, emotions, and, if you are lucky, a little lust. No one really understands love. If they claim they do, they are delusional.This novel has a rich ornate tapestry and legacy about love. A stranger who is a writer is asked to discuss his recent book at a poker game. He discusses how different romance was during the sixties. It seems that we go making mistakes more and more as men interact with women and vice versa. Clearly, there is a collision of attitudes between men and women as the writer feebly tries to describe these adventures or misadventures with some understanding and humor. He ends his story about love by saying: God has no sense of humor, but he always has the last laugh! The card players end the game having the last laugh! This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Worlds of Mars and Venus Collide. (Paperback)
• Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
• Publication Date: 2017
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1543016642
• ISBN 13: 9781543016642
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: new

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Synopsis

So you think you know all about love? What is love? It can be an attraction, adoration, emotions, and, if you are lucky, a little lust. No one really understands love. If they claim they do, they are delusional.This novel has a rich ornate tapestry and legacy about love. A stranger who is a writer is asked to discuss his recent book at a poker game. He discusses how different romance was during the sixties. It seems that we go making mistakes more and more as men interact with women and vice versa. Clearly, there is a collision of attitudes between men and women as the writer feebly tries to describe these adventures or misadventures with some understanding and humor. He ends his story about love by saying: God has no sense of humor, but he always has the last laugh! The card players end the game having the last laugh!