Description:
A marriage is in danger. He's having career problems; she's coped through self-retreat. Hoping to regain control, a disastrous decision forces him to recognize faults he didn't know he had!
Brief description: Mickey J. Mike Martin is the author of THREE NOVELS (Mock's Bad Stomp, The Disgrace of Colonel Caine, and The Blue Girl, Candy Lee Caine) and FOUR NON-FICTION TITLES (Hoffman, Okmulgee County, Oklahoma, Bryant: A Creek Indian Nation Townsite, My Indian Territory School, and The Lady Luck: Story of LST-864). A former educational administrator, he lives with his family north of Houston, Texas. His passions are cross-genre reading, writing, public speaking, family research, and linking up with those who have similar interests. Mike's author link at Amazon is --https: //www.amazon.com/stores/Mickey-J.-Mike-Martin/author/B00KWLJDLO.
Review Quotes:
More than your regular clichéd romance story, The Blue Girl follows a couple as they navigate through the highs and lows of married life.
A poignant yet heartbreaking romance that explores mental health, trauma, identity, abuse, and other heavy topics.
Laden with depth and complexity, the book explores profound themes such as mental health, identity, marriage, love, commitment, ambitions, guilt, regret, and the enduring scars of childhood neglect and trauma.
Unexpected discoveries leave the couple fighting to salvage what remains of their once-vibrant relationship. Despite his selfish decisions and personal issues, his love for Candy always shines through. It's sweet and endearing to watch as he persistently tries to mend the fractures in their relationship.
Through Martin's deft storytelling, readers are afforded the opportunity to intimately experience the highs and lows of his marriage firsthand. He wholeheartedly shares in his wife's pain and sadness and stands by her when she needs him the most, and the book delivers an ending that will warm its readers' hearts.