Party of One

By Clarice G James

Description:

When widow Annie McGee breaks through grief, she falls flat on her face into loneliness. In a bold move for this private woman, she founds Party of One, a communal table for single diners. Outside of these weekly gatherings at a local restaurant, she has no intention of getting involved in the diverse lives of the people who join her.
Set in her ways and critical, Annie believes she has all the answers she needs for her life and some left over for others. When confusion and curiosity chip away at her pride, she asks God for a sign, then gets way more than she hopes for. Her self-assurance continues to falter when she realizes the only thing weirder than the quirks of her eclectic tablemates is her fear of losing their company.

Book Takeaway:

When you ask God for a sign, you may get more than you hoped for.

Why the author wrote this book:

Having been a widow for over eight years, many of the experiences I shared in this book are based on my real life. I wanted to give others who've lost loved ones hope ... and a few laughs along the way.