New Book Review

As a psychotherapist, who has counseled many couples, I saw a real and so very human marriage in, The Perfect Marriage. We would all love to have the Perfect Marriage, but as the author teaches us, it is an elusive goal. Gina and Griffin struggle with the same challenges we all discover in intimate relationships. The reader is concerned about Gina as she reaches out for the support and understanding she craves. If you have ever been in a relationship you will feel the emotional whirlwind in which Gina finds herself. Author, Sherry Gripman created a touching story from which we can all learn. 

- Dr. Dorothy McCoy, Author of The Manipulative Man

Working on Another Book

I am writing another novel.  This one is of the Fantasy genre.  I'll post bits of it as I go along.

When You Got Married, How Did You feel?

Marriage is a huge step in life.  It marks a new era for women and couples, deepening the commitment in a relationship. It can cause cold feet, pre-and-post wedding jitters and sometimes it begs the question are we right for each other?  Questions like this can happen even after the knot has been tied, and I would argue that they frequently do.  Many women feel this way but are unable to express this for fear of judgement and/or denial.

I just got married, and now I'm questioning it...?

These feelings are more common than people think and are the heart of The Perfect Marriage.  Gina, the protagonist, must first identify that her relationship is not what she thought it was and then figure out what she's going to do about it.  She is a good student and expects nothing less than a perfect solution to the question is the man I just married right for me?

Her solution will inspire and challenge you.  See if it is the same solution you used when you got married.  See if it is a solution you want to use since you are going through the same thing.  Or, challenge the resolution by writing to me at sherrygripman@gmail.com.