Love's Illusions: A romantic beach read for the bifocal set (Life, Love, and Bifocals)

Graduates from the Morrison College Class of 1967 don’t seem to have read the rulebook – the one that replaces romance with less youthful infatuations. Sure, they love to garden, adore their kids and grandkids, read, knit, and deplore texting, and yes, the television volume occasionally approaches rock concert level, but nothing – I repeat nothing – has replaced romance or passion. As love’s illusions are sampled and digested, Liv’s decades old secret, Rich’s relationship with his ex-wife, and Scotty’s adventures with fame, fortune, and the wicked witch of the west, are ingredients for a perfect tale of lust and love. Reunion organizer Guen remains caught between two generations as she struggles to have a life of her own, and Mary Alice manages full-time child care and stolen moments with her man with a droll sense of humor. In LOVE'S ILLUSIONS, volume two of the series Life, Love, and Bifocals, the bifocal set once again declares that the mirror is not the judge of who they are. Now if they can just figure out what is…