On #Thursday13 find out what is In the Context of Love from #MFRWauthor Linda K. Sienkiewicz

 Linda K. Sienkiewicz grew up south of Cleveland, Ohio, happy to sit cross-legged on the front step, folding and stapling paper into miniature books she filled with illustrated happily-ever-after stories. A scholarship art student, she worked in graphics before starting a family. Years later, she returned to her other love, writing. Her poetry, fiction, art and essays have appeared in more than fifty literary journals. She has a poetry chapbook award and a Pushcart Prize nomination, and an MFA in fiction. She lives in Michigan and works as a volunteer for a nonprofit human services organization.
                                          In the Context of Love

Genre Contemporary / Women's Fiction 
Publisher Buddhapuss Ink LLC 

Angelica had always suspected there was something deeply disturbing about her family, but the truth was more than she bargained for.

After a devastating family secret derails every aspect of her life, she is caught up in a whirlwind of bad decisions and wrong turns. Her journey of self discovery carries her backward as she struggles to believe in love and the power of redemption.

An intensely charged story about secrets, love, and lust.  


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 13 Ways You Know You’re a Child of the Seventies:

You know far-out had nothing to do with distance.
You could macrame your own swimsuit.
You painted lower eyelashes a la Twiggy
You were mesmerized watching a lava lamp.
You burned your bra.
You know what TV show “You bet your sweet bippy” came from.
You danced on a lighted dance floor under a disco ball.
You remember when a Tab was a soft drink.
You remember when “rubbers” were sold behind the pharmacy counter.
You tripped on your bell bottoms.
You were traumatized by a black light poster of sexual positions.
You know getting down meant you were in the groove.
You thought push-button phones were super fast.

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