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My Triple X Valentine's at the Far Point Senior Villas by Hilary Zaid is a work of fiction available to read on EtoBox.
What is My Triple X Valentine's at the Far Point Senior Villas about?
This story was originally published in Day One, a weekly literary journal dedicated to short fiction and poetry from emerging writers.They were almost past the emotional fallout from Rachel’s discovery that Mika nearly—but didn’t quite—have an affair. So when Mika receives a huge basket of Valentine’s roses she assumes are from the woman she could have slept with, she worries that all her hard-won steps toward reconciliation will be undone.Desperate to get rid of the flowers before Rachel comes home, Mika winds up at the Far Point Senior Villas, sipping tea with her cantankerous great aunt Gladys. But there’s more in the candy hearts than just sugar, & soon a chain of mischief begins to unravel, revealing the biggest heartache of all: the universal yearning to be loved.Funny & all too relatable, My Triple X Valentine’s at the Far Point Senior Villas is the story of discerning the delusion of love from the real thing & how mistakes of perception are so easy to make—over & over, again.°°° Hilary Zaid is the author of the award-winning novel Paper is White. Her short works have appeared in Mother Jones, Ecotone, Day One, Southwest Review, & Utne Reader, & have been twice nominated for
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- Author
- Hilary Zaid
- Publisher
- Day One
- Published
- 2016
- Language
- EN
- Category
- work of fiction
- Subjects
- Romance, Contemporary Romance, Fiction
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