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Review: F*ck Normal - Mickey J. Corrigan

F*ck NormalF*ck Normal by Mickey J. Corrigan
Tina's rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is a funny story and never to take your marriage for granted. This couple both think that the other one doesn't love each other but it is totally the opposite. During a counselling session, they agree to separation. This only lasts one day, but while they are separated, they both get into just a little bit of trouble.

In the end, they both realize they weren't fully communicating and the both run back to each other's arms. They had it all to begin with. Does their day of adventure hurt them more then they know?

This is a quick funny read so if you need something fast to read, this is a good one.


F*ck Normal

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What happens when you marry a serious intellectual with a rich fantasy life to a perfectionistic overachiever with a hot body? Sometimes you get discord and separation. Other times, you get Goodreads, too many bottles of Haut-Brion, a luxe swingers club, and Lexus sex.

Barton and Katelyn Fiske are a normal couple with some all-too-normal marital issues. The Fiskes have two small children, an underwater mortgage, and too many bills to pay. He works hard, she spends harder. They haven't had sex in months, and Barton is sleeping in the den of their colonial-style home in Downwind Beach, Florida. The Fiskes attend couples’ counseling, but it isn’t helping. They're on the verge of breaking up their ten-year marriage.

Katelyn wants her husband to stop fantasizing about a woman from his past. Barton wants his wife to stop prying into his private thoughts. And Dr. Colony, their high-end Palm Beach therapist, wants husband and wife to practice her mutualization exercises so that they can enjoy a normal relationship.

Fuck normal, Barton thinks. Little does he know, his wife is thinking the same thing.
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