Three Days in June

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A funny, touching, and hopeful gem about love, marriage, and second chances unfolds as Gail Baines navigates a chaotic day before her daughter's wedding. Things spiral when she loses her job—whether she quit or was fired is up for debate. To complicate matters, her ex-husband Max arrives unannounced, lacking a suitable outfit and bringing along a cat in need of a home. As they prepare for the festivities, their daughter Debbie uncovers a troubling secret about her fiancé. Tensions rise as Gail worries about Debbie's future, while Max seems preoccupied with his meal choices for the reception. The day after the wedding, Gail and Max are poised to part ways again, but the events of the previous day force Gail to confront unresolved issues from their past. The narrative explores how "happy" can take many forms and highlights the wisdom that younger generations can impart. With sharp humor and keen observations, the story celebrates the complexities of family life and the enduring bonds that shape us. Renowned for her brilliant technique and wry humor, the author captures the essence of love and acceptance, making this a delightful read.