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On Ageing: 

The Good, the Bad, and the Wrinkly

Stories From Storries Beach

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Lunch at Fish on Forth

REVENGE OF THE WRINKLIES

A NOVEL


The Out to Lunchers


They have little in common and don't always get along, but three lifelong friends  still meet every Wednesday for lunch.  

But lately lunch has become more frustrating than fun.


Maureen and Darla can laugh at their wrinkles and even call themselves The Wrinklies. 


They find it funny.  Even better, it really annoys Inge. 


Wrinklies on wrinkles…


Darla: “So, we’ve gained a few wrinkles over the years. Time passes. Life happens. Who cares?"


Maureen: “Try to think of wrinkles as a sign of wisdom.…Wrinkly Wisdom.”


Inge: "I do not look sixty-three … "You are just jealous that I have met a man who finds me attractive."


Scammer's target: A lonely older woman who is easily fooled into thinking she doesn’t look her age — as we all secretly believe in the absence of a mirror. 


In Revenge of the Wrinklies, Darla and Maureen draw on a lifetime of experience and acquired  skills in an effort  to con a lifelong con man  and save their old friend from becoming his next victim.


Can two older women scam a professional scammer?


Revenge of the Wrinklies is soon to be released in paperback  format.

 



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