Kissing Games of the World, Sandi Kahn Shelton
Kissing Games of the World, Sandi Kahn Shelton
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Kissing Games of the World
A Novel

Author: Sandi Kahn Shelton

Narrator: Myra Platt

Unabridged: 13 hr 34 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Published: 05/06/2025

Categories: Fiction, Women


Synopsis

What if the one person you can’t bear to be with is also the one person you can’t bear to be without? Jamie McClintock is a free-spirited artist and single mother who has at last found peace and freedom sharing a farmhouse with an elderly man and his young grandson. But when the old man dies suddenly, her idyllic country life comes to a halt, as the old man's estranged son, Nate, return's to claim the house and his child. Jamie can't stand Nate's sick, arrogant, salesman-like approach to parenthood, and Nate is irritated by her laid-back, earth mother view of life, not to mention her fondness for artsy knitted vests. This is definitely not love at first sight. But as they try to work out the logistics of raising their two little boys-reluctantly enduring everything from games of hide-and-seek with Daddy’s BlackBerry to breakfast of headless teddy bear pancakes-their lives become hopelessly intertwined. It's not until they've gone their separate ways that they both realize that sometimes love sneaks through the door you were sure you'd slammed long ago, and that rescue from the past can come from unlikeliest places.

Reviews

Goodreads review by Anita on March 22, 2009

loved loved loved this book. sympathetic with the single parent struggles, liked the storylines. empathetic characters. good good.......more

Goodreads review by Anita on February 06, 2010

The Kissing Games of the World was an impulse buy at Target earlier this week. One of those, 'hmmmm, this looks decent' kind of days. I get most of my books via www.swaptree.com, which I highly suggest checking it out if you've not heard of it. Anyhow, so the book was very good. A very mild type of......more

Goodreads review by Batsheva on January 31, 2019

Great story line I really liked the characters of this book. They were complex and had to learn how to be better people . The kids are the best part . It's a book that makes you laugh and cry for the pain the adults are going through.......more