The black cat girlfriend, golden retriever boyfriend theory about relationships, dating, and marriage is a hot topic in the world of dating advice. It leaves many women wondering how to develop the attributes of the black cat girlfriend. This feminine / feline mentality has been the foundation of Kara King’s controversial dating and relationship advice books for over a decade.
In her newest book, Cats Don’t Chase Dogs, King covers a variety of topics focused exclusively on developing the mindset of what many now refer to as being “the black cat.” First, you will learn how to ditch doormat mentalities that prevent you from getting the type of relationship you desire. Next you will discover the mystical feminine / feline state of mind that is required to win in love and effortlessly attain respect, adoration, and loyalty from men.
Meg Miller Series Boxed Set: Six Book Set (affiliate link)
This six-book series introduces Meg Miller, a retired librarian, and follows her evolution from embracing her clairvoyance to discovering family secrets, inheriting from an unknown uncle, losing a friend, and gathering people around her who support and accept each other. There’s a mystery or two in each novel, some are murders, and some are challenges to figure out, Meg is confused by her intuitions, unable to decipher what she’s supposed to understand. She’s a sixty-something woman, but she discovers there is still much to learn about herself and the world.
The diverse characters introduce Meg to new settings, customs, foods, and outlooks. She is constantly a student and along with the reader picks up tidbits of information and ideas she’d never considered before. In book one, Meg has a daughter and son-in-law, but by book six, Downtown Murder, Meg has a large circle of friends and family and expands her hesitancy to accept her quirky intuition to self-acceptance and advocacy for those who also consider themselves odd or have difficulty trusting themselves due to the judgement of others.
Finding Home: (Home Series, Book One) (affiliate link)
It’s a truth universally acknowledged that a heroine with a love of a good book is in want of her own happy ending…if she lets herself.
Eleanor “Elle” Davidson has avoided going back to her hometown. Out of excuses, she’s back home for thirty days to confront the ghosts of her past, including the mother she hasn’t spoken to in eighteen years. Soon, Elle discovers that sometimes going back can help you move forward.
In the search for her authentic self, she finds an unexpected passion for the village’s handsome veterinarian, Dr. Clayton Owens. Will her feelings for Clayton be enough to free her heart from the prison of her past, or will she do what she’s always done…run away?
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The Christmas Book Hunt: A Short Story (affiliate link)
A Christmas mission…
Mirren’s beloved great-aunt Violet is seriously ill. Her one Christmas wish is to be reunited with a long-lost hand-illustrated book from her childhood, a challenge Mirren gladly accepts to give Violet some much-needed festive cheer.
An enchanting journey…
With no sign of the cherished volume online, Mirren falls into the fascinating world of rare books. From London to snowy Hay-on-Wye and Edinburgh’s cobbled streets, she chases leads from bookshop to bookshop—and bumps into mysterious, charming Theo, who, unbeknownst to her, is searching for the same book for reasons of his own…
GRAVEYARD GIRL: part 6 of 6 (affiliate link)
What the Light Touches: A Novel (affiliate link)
Seventeen-year-old Margaux doesn’t realize one photo could change the course of her life. But in German-occupied Paris, nothing makes sense anymore. Margaux fears the worst when her lover is arrested. And when her photo appears in Nazi propaganda, her family’s reputation and prospects suffer the consequences.
In 2008, Margaux has moved into a retirement home, and her granddaughter Barbara continues to live in the Paris apartment they used to share. Eager to escape unhappy circumstances, Barbara works remotely for a publishing company and rents out a room in “Mamie” Margaux’s apartment to help pay the bills.
One day, Barbara finds a stranger on her couch. Roger, who’s a curious photographer, uncovers shocking secrets about Barbara’s family. And when a snowstorm triggers a lockdown, he opens the door to tempting new possibilities.