The Indirect Approach & Stalker's Stalker

The Indirect Approach

"There is an unwritten rule that a woman should not initiate a romantic relationship--that she should not be the first to approach him. So what is a girl to do when she wants to get acquainted and possibly marry a guy? She must find a way to make herself available and noticed."
Pam Roy has reached the grand middle age of 40 and has decided its time to settle down with someone her age. Because she absolutely refuses to just ask a man out directly, she is forced to employ subterfuge and one or two spy tactics to get her man's notice. She brings along a bitter, newly divorced house guest for support. Find out if her plotting works in The Indirect Approach.

Stalker's Stalker

Andrea Mitchell had gotten her man and she would do whatever she needed to keep him. It shouldn't be too hard since they were in love and engaged to be married. He loved her so much that he would send notes and flowers and gourmet cookies to her without even signing his name--or acknowledging that he'd sent them.
Andrea finds out Jarvis never sent her anything in the six years they'd been together. Someone else had and he was determined to sabotage her relationship!
Well, Andrea was not having it.
Stalker's Stalker is a light-hearted story about what happens when a man stalks a woman that's just as crazy as he is.