Abby’s Passion
Abby’s Passion by Jackie Calhoun, published by Bella Books, Incorporated in 2005, is a fiction work that explores the complexities of family life and romance. The story centers on Abby, who leads a stable yet uneventful life, largely influenced by her sister Mona’s struggles with bipolar disorder. As Abby navigates her responsibilities as a caregiver, she finds her love life significantly impacted by Mona’s unpredictable behavior, which often drives away potential partners.
In this edition, readers will discover Abby’s journey as she seeks to reclaim her own happiness while managing her sister’s challenges. The narrative unfolds as Mona’s newfound relationship with a local carpenter allows Abby to pursue a romantic interest in Sally, a local attorney. However, unforeseen events disrupt Abby’s plans, prompting her to reassess her priorities and what truly matters in her life. With 222 pages, this English-language book delves into themes of LGBTQ+ relationships and the dynamics of sibling bonds.
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Abby lives a solid and uneventful life… except where her sister, Mona, is concerned. A career in the mental health field combined with a diagnosed bipolar sister as a roommate has done little for Abby’s love life. Often manic and sometimes dangerous with a shotgun, Mona has a talent for driving way all of Abby’s lovers.
When one of Mona’s all night painting session leads to a new pairing between Mona and a local carpenter, Abby is all too ready to relinquish responsibility for her sister. With Mona occupied, Abby has a chance at passion and romance and soon finds that her interest in Sally, a local attorney, is heating up.
But fate has something different in mind. Events out of her control turn Abby’s world upside down and soon Abby must figure out what really is most important in life.
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