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What happens when two middle-aged women set in their ways suddenly discover love? Can they make it work despite the geographical hardship of hailing from two separate states? Add to the mix that one is a staunch Catholic and a meat and potatoes kind of gal, while the other is an agnostic vegan. Then things really get interesting! nnAs if that isn't enough, there are the challenges of courtship, wedding preparations and getting married not once, but twice, and in two countries! But wait, the fun is just beginning. As clinging exes and extended families plus two geriatric dogs get added to the picture, the simple and convoluted joys faced by many newly formed couples also get addressed, including: Where should they live? What furniture should they buy? What kind of a home do they want? In this tongue-and-cheek account of the couple's experiences, readers will find themselves identifying with many of the gals' adventures, while wholly enjoying others through snappy vignettes. nnAlthough the love story revolves around two women, many of their day-to-day experiences are universal to all new couples, as they find themselves facing the details involved with settling into domestic life together. nnFrom the Other Side of the Aisle: Marriage, Lesbian Style is a fun and entertaining read. Once you start reading, you'll need to finish. And once you finish, you'll find yourself wanting more!nn"She's been hailed as the lesbian Erma Bombeck. With her easy, light and entertaining style, Dubois' book is bound to bring a smile to your heart." n-Elena July, former agent with the Elena July Literary AgencynnAlison Dubois is a professional full-time grant writer and a part-time writing instructor who also freelances. She lives near Portland, Oregon, with her wife, Sue. nnPublisher's Web site: www.strategicpublishinggroup.com/title/FromTheOtherSideOfTheAisle.html
