Flings, Frolics and Forever Afters: A Single Woman’s Guide to Romance After Fifty

In Flings, Frolics and Forever Afters the Chaddock sisters put together an eight step plan to romantic happiness for older women by pooling their common experiences. Filled with sidebars, questionnaires, and gutsy suggestions for the fifty plus, it is a great How-to—a practical guide delivered with humor.

Like the real-life experiences in this book, 0 to 60, Susan Slater’s barely fictionalized autobiography, details some of those same steps and mis-steps by allowing the reader a glimpse into the life of Shelly Sinclair.  A woman comfortable in a predictable life that crumbles without warning. On the eve of her husband’s retirement, he announces that he’s asked someone to marry him, and, by the way, he has a four-year-old daughter. Could she kindly step out of the way?

Mirroring the decisions made in Flings, Frolics, and Forever Afters Shelly has to reevaluate—her life, her goals—and answer questions she’d thought had been taken care of.  Did she want another mate? Was it important to have someone to share her life? And, if so, where did she find him?

A good friend suggests on-line dating and reluctantly Shelly agrees to try it. After a string of losers—the badboy, the screamer, the octopus—things look up. There just might be a Mr. Right out there waiting to be discovered. But what does she have to offer a man? Does love at sixty follow the same rules as love at twenty or love at forty? Flings, Frolics and Forever Afters treats some of these same questions and whether you want guidance or just the fun of a bystander looking in—both books offer the over fifty woman the kind of insight that’s invaluable.

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