The American WomanThe American Woman: a story of hope, disappointment and new beginnings
When it’s impossible to forget is it possible to forgive?
Jennifer is stuck doing dead end waitressing jobs, her naïve dream of Hollywood stardom in tatters. Gareth, an IT consultant on a temporary contract, is the unlikely customer at Giulio’s Diner in the downbeat part of Los Angeles where she is now working.
It shouldn’t be a perfect match, the attractive, outgoing waitress from Idaho and the shy, good looker from Wales, but when it comes to relationships nothing is predictable, is it?
They move from state to state and when Gareth’s work in America dries up Jennifer follows him to Britain. Everything changes. What is she supposed to do when she discovers that she’s been fed a pack of lies?
Now living alone in Muswell Hill, Jennifer is a regular at the popular Dream Café with a great job and a lovely set of friends, but it’s impossible to cast aside the wonderful memories of her time together with Gareth.
Were his lies justified? Are they forgivable? And most importantly, should she be giving Gareth the second chance he so desperately wants?
[This is a stand-alone novel in the ‘at the Dream Café’ series]
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R J Gould writes contemporary fiction about relationships using a mix of wry humour and pathos to describe the tragi-comic life journeys of his protagonists. The American Woman is his ninth novel and follows The Engagement Party, Jack and Jill Went Downhill, Mid-life follies, The bench by Cromer beach, Nothing Man, Dream Café, Then and now, and Darren, Andrew and Mrs Hall. He has been published by Headline Accent and Lume Books and also self-publishes. Before becoming a full-time author he worked in the education and charity sectors. In addition to his addiction to telling stories, he has somewhat milder addictions to playing tennis, watching film noir cinema, completing Wordle and eating dried mango slices. He is a member of Cambridge Writers and the Romantic Novelists’ Association UK and lives in Cambridge, England.
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First, I want to thank R.J. Gould and Rachel’s Random Resources for providing me with this book so I can bring you this review.
The American Woman is the first book that I have read from RJ Gould. I found it a fun and easy read that at times pulled on my heartstrings.
The first thing I noticed with RJ’s writing is how descriptive he was in his storytelling. I loved hearing about Jennifer’s past to see where she is today.
I loved hearing about Jennifer’s big Hollywood plans and the ins and outs of the business.
There were some sad moments where my heart broke for Jennifer!
RJ gave me an education on being English and Welsh! I never knew the difference. Living in Buffalo I loved the USA and Canada’s comparison.
The budding friendship of Jennifer and Gareth made a fun read.
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Hi Heidi. A huge thank you for taking the time to read and review 'The American Woman', my stand-alone story in the 'at the Dream cafe' series. It's much appreciated and I'm so glad you enjoyed the read.
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