“This is not the typical romance novel,” Minor says. “It has some very strong characters who have to make difficult decisions, but express their conflicting feelings.”
Becky Cunningham was born into an upper-crust Boston family and, devastated by her parent’s divorce, grew up trying to be a “good girl.” She’s engaged to marry Derek, a pleasant enough fellow, but although Becky loves him, she’s not in love with him and instead pines after Chandler, the man of her dreams. She only sees Chandler occasionally in real life, but he has a starring role in all her erotic fantasies. Becky’s best friend and polar opposite, Jane a free-spirited California girl, schemes to bring Becky and Chandler together.
An excerpt from “Until The Gull Returns”:
“Becky sat there alone in her thoughts, the aborted call to Jane now gone from her mind and replaced by just the hint of a nervous smile on her face as she ran a mental check over the events of the last few months. So much had had to be planned and discussed, changed and then changed and then changed again, and now the temporarily-derailed wedding seemed to be unfolding without a hitch.”
“Until The Gull Returns”
By Norm Minor
Hardcover | 5.5 x 8.5 in | 346 pages | ISBN 9781491715567
Softcover | 5.5 x 8.5 in | 346 pages | ISBN 9781491715550
E-Book | ISBN 9781491715574
Available at Amazon and Barnes & Noble
About the Author
Norm Minor is an attorney and actuary who consults with corporations and trusts of all sizes. He is a partner in a firm based in Massachusetts, working with clients in the United States and worldwide, both directly and through associates.
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