Nineteenth of November

About the Book

Barbara and Don were happily married for fifteen years until he died of colon cancer. Ever since his death, her heart has felt empty. But she has made an effort to move on with the help of her sister Rhoda and her work as a schoolteacher. She has slowly opened herself to new possibilities. And then she meets Sam a relatively younger man. They spend times together and love each other without committing to marriage. They are content with what they have at the moment just keeping their feelings for each other in check until Sam is lured to the unknown opportunities offered by the cold state of Alaska. Reality sinks in: Sam is moving away. But they are both matured enough to accept it—even if it hurts. Nineteenth of November is a poignant story of life and love.

About the Author

Anadi Naik is a keen observer of people ,places and ideas. He continues to write articles about social issues. Nineteenth of November is a fiction about hope, perseverance and the desire to love and be loved. After Song of Satan, this is his second book of fiction. Naik was born and raised in India. He came to the US as a young student. Over the years he has involved himself with many challenging ideas and activities. Presently he and his wife Carroll live in Marylad.