The Lion & the Mouse

by Pippa Caruana

Overview

In this sequel to 'YOU', the Lion & The Mouse continues with the frank and uncensored journal entries exchanged between two long-distance lovers. The emotional roller-coaster scribblings of a woman who admits unashamedly to her feelings of lust, her wanton desires, her sexual fantasies, her misconceptions of love, and the torment of it being unreciprocated.

In allowing ourselves to feel unashamed of our feelings, we learn to accept ourselves. In allowing ourselves to love, we are liberated. When we find the means and the courage to set others free, we allow ourselves to love unconditionally.

True love will come when all others have failed.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940185780046
Publisher:	The Little French eBooks
Publication date:	11/07/2023
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	67 KB

About the Author

She's 39 and is a garden nymph, born to Maltese parents, brought up in the Canadian countryside and at the age of 21, emigrated to that charming island called England that nourished in her a desire for dirty knees and walking books and English grammar.

Married for 24 years and having raised four delightful children, she now lives at the bottom of a 17th century walled garden in a ditty little garden shed filled with all her loves; books and maps, wellies and walking boots, tea and M&M’s, a teeny bed, a reading lamp and her favourite music - classical, jazz and good ole country tunes.

She spends her days weeding and pruning, sowing and mowing, strimming and picking produce for the restaurant at the top of the garden. She spends her free time, reading and writing, fantasising and dreaming, playing scrabble on her own, pottering, pondering and taking herself for long walks in the English countryside.

She is both an introvert and an extrovert. She likes people but secretly loves wildlife more. She loves dancing in the kitchen and yoga at 5 am and 3 am writing with a cigarillo and the windows open and Night, kissing her fingers and lapping at her skin.
Her greatest love is writing for you. Her greatest dream is that you love what she writes.