Starten over

Woke up this morning and got out of bed.
Stepped on something sharp that really hurt.
As I hobbled around with my pain, I stubbed my toe on the door.


Finally got to the kitchen and found the coffee pot unplugged.
As I glanced out the window I saw it was raining and miserable.


Went back to bed and pulled the covers over me.
Took a few deep breaths, thought of something I was grateful for,  and then got up and tried again.


Sometimes it is just a good idea to start over with a new perspective.


Just Say'n


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A professional review of my book - Catch and Release

Catch and Release in now in ebook, paperback and audiobook 
Reviews are 5 Star - here is the latest:

When Catch and Release arrived, I didn't know if I'd do a review or not. Then I opened the book, read the prologue and was delightfully hooked...only putting it down when the need for sleep or the demands of life prevailed.

And so, what do we have here and why is it so special? First, we have a suspense-filled, mystery/romance, fiction/non-fiction novel guaranteed to engage and hold you to the very end. And second, as to why it's so special, we have a gifted, consummate author, J. T. Twerell, who takes us on a trip which feels believable and so we follow as he leads us through the convoluted maze he's created. 

      He writes in the third party about Jennifer Blade, "J", the complicated femme fatale who continually morphs as we try to define and trust her. Dr. Steve Sanders, a New York therapist, is our first-party-perspective protagonist who also tries to define, trust and love "J". The uniqueness and quality of the novel stem from the non-fictional psychotherapeutic insights into human nature and Steve's subtle, easy-going humor and personal therapist, Johnny Red.

     The story flows--keeping those pages turning-and is nicely balanced. The references to the `catch and release' concept throughout ties it all together. Catch and Release has enough naked ladies, action and suspense to keep the men interested and enough female superhero, romance and true love for the women. It would be a delightful movie. Highly recommended. Kaye Trout

To take a look or a listen (click here). 

And now the sequel to this book is out. "Hook, Line and Sinker" J and Steve are caught up in intrigue that takes them from Cuba to New Orleans. Click here for more information 

SEX PLANS ???????

Talking to this person the other day and they were telling me a lot of things about all the problems they were having in life. The fact that I’m a therapist probably explains why they were telling me this. Most of the time when people come to see me it isn’t because they’re having a good day. 
Anyhow, they said something about a problem they were having and I said, “Explain”.

They hesitated, looked at me strangely and then said, “Well, I don’t have any right now, but is that something I should think about?”

Now I looked at them strangely trying to understand just what in the world they were talking about. 

Finally I asked, “You don’t have any 'what' right now?”

Then they replied, “Sex plans.”

At last it all made sense. I told them,  “I didn’t ask you about 'sex plans', I asked you to 'explain'.”

When we get a conversation off track, it can often cause a real wreck. Just say’n


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