Romance After 60: What Men Think They Want

By Minerva Neiditz

YOU SHOULD READ THIS BOOK BECAUSE:

1. Youre over fifty and single.
2. Youre afraid that one day youll be single again.
3. You love hilarious, romantic stories.
4. You love the truth about whats out there.
5. You want to find a man whos right for you.
6. You know someone whos over fifty and is tired of being alone.
7. You want adventures and happiness in your later years.
8. You want to laugh and expand your spirit.
9. You want to read stories about the human condition in the
last quarter of lifes spectrum.
10.You like stories about eccentrics, swashbucklers, romeos, and other amusing creatures. Youre also interested in normal men who are romantic, charming, sexy, accomplished, intelligent, wealthy, healthy and wise.

• Language: English
• Publisher: AuthorHouse
• Release date: Jul 8, 2004
• ISBN: 9781418465568

Minerva Neiditz

Minerva Neiditz has been single since 1981. About to retire from the University of Connecticut as an assistant professor of Managerial Communications, she decided to find a travel companion. She has a B.A. from Smith College, an M.A. from Radcliffe, and a Ph.D. from the University of Ct. She has published three books: a textbook entitled Business Writing At Its Best, (McGraw Hill) and two books of poetry: On the Way, (Paper Moon Press: 1988) and Angel Tongues and Lobster Tales, Dryad Press:1998). She was married for 27 years to the late David H. Neiditz, a state legislator of Connecticut. and Bank Commissioner, and she is the mother of two sons, Robert Michael Neiditz and Jonathan Aaron Neiditz. She has two grandchildren in Atlanta, Georgia. She served as the first chairperson of the Ct. Permanent Commission on the Status of Women and has been involved in many civic and philanthropic causes. She was president of her own company, The Writing Consultants, and taught over 20,000 people to write effectively over a 15 year period. She now lives in three places: Hartford, Ct., Truro, Cape Cod, and San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. Geographically, she’s gotten it right.

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