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--Suzanne Portnoy, The Butcher, The Baker, the Candlestick Maker and The Not So-Invisible Woman
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FLASHES is a story of coming of age again.Β While discovering that sex was the best cure for hot flashes, she also uncovered the secrets she had hidden from herself.
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As author Michelle Churchill approached her 50th birthday, she found herself careening toward menopause.Β Suddenly, she could think of nothing but men β about their hairy bodies, their legs and how their hands would feel running up and down her own body.Β She had an ever-present desire to have male contact in any way she could.
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So, how does a single woman living in New York City accomplish this?Β The author turned to her computer, the only thing sheβd had a true relationship with in the past decade and signed up for every online dating service she could find. Β
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FLASHES tells the story of those adventures through a series of dates, from the young man who pretended to be a senior citizen to date older women to the guy who showed up for a first date carrying a bag of sex toys.Β
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With passionate wit, Churchill examines how she got to middle age alone and where sheβs going.
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In Flashes, a perimenopausal Michelle Churchill swims her way through uncontrollable hot flashes as well as a sea of men in her search for Mr. Right and surprisingly discovers the most important person of all...herself. This sparkling and witty memoir has the charm and self-questioning of Bridget Jones's Diary mixed with the lust and sassiness of Sex And The City. Could a television series be on the horizon? Hollywood, take notice!
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---Arthur Wooten, author of Dizzy, Leftovers and Birthday Pie
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Michelle Churchill is a single woman living in New York where she hosts extravagant dinner parties and always makes a smart cocktail.Β
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