Notes on a Marriage

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Forty-eight-year-old Diane's husband has just left her for a younger woman - because, he says, she 'bores' him. Diane takes the charge to heart and, alongside wild and hilarious best friend Claudine, embarks on a journey to restore her faith in herself and work out exactly what she is left with after all these years.

Witty, sharp and emotionally rich, this is a story about freedom and identity and how it's never too late to put yourself first.

Reviews

'Writing that makes us fall in love from the very first page' * Huffington Post Quebec. *
'Fresh, funny, and a lot of fun to read' * Consumed by Ink. *
'Wacky, scathing humour, good dialogue and assuredly lively' * Le Devoir. *
'With great humour and tenderness, Marie Lavoie recounts Diane's journey to regain trust in both herself and the people around her ... A piercing commentary on gender, marriage, and the nuances of self-love' * Toronto Life. *
'Funny and absurd, but underlined with a tenderness and poignancy that will have you rooting for happily ever after after that' * Pickle Me This. *

Author Bio

Marie Lavoie is a prize-winning Canadian author of whip-smart social comedies.