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This book is about different types of people. I get into the psychological aspects of these people and why they make certain decisions. The reader may find that some people relate to themselves thereby allowing me to get personal with my readers.

Identical twins form a love triangle that leads to murder.

One box of letters containing a story that changed one girls life. One tragedy leads to another in Dear Taylor

Who cares about my book? ********************************** Today is December 19, 2016, and I’m still writing the next few chapters of my book. About a week ago, I sent an email to all my friends in the world, asking them to read my book and comment. I wanted to get their first hand reaction and honest feedback. A guy from New Jersey responded, “OMG! Who cares about your book? Is it a scam? What’s the purpose of writing and exposing your life like this?” “How can reading a book scam you?” I replied, “Just be patient, I haven’t finished writing yet. The second half of my book will tell you more about the purpose and how it relates to my worldwide promotional campaign for my club, World Tour of Amazing Grace.” “Now this sounds even more like a scam to me!” he raised his voice and went on and on like a broken record, “I don't care! I will never do that, because I’m too confident about my life. In fact, I'm over confident about my life, so I don't have to write about it. I will never marry a woman so crazy like you. How could your ex, your Winnie, endure you for so long? You are such a crazy woman, go get a life! How many of your friends have done this before? Zero! None of your friends nor my friends have done this! So you are the only one in this world doing it. You wanted to pretend you are intelligent and informative, but I can see all your holes. You are a person full of holes” We have known each other for 17 years, and he told me he considered me as a friend. I thought he should have known me by now, a CPA/CISA with two degrees (bachelor and master) who’s been working hard at Big fours and MNCs for 20 years nonstop. I’ve got a feeling he just hates me so much, although he said I shouldn’t say that, shouldn't put words in his mouth. Anyway, I still want to thank him for his honest…

At the beginning of my senior year in college, I was still not sure of my emotional and physical needs. On one hand, I wanted to be like other girls; find a boy who would love me and be mine forever. But something didn’t feel right about that. In my confusion and need to be normal, I was led astray by a professor, a man, yes a man and one about my Dad’s age! One day after class, he complimented my writing; asked to see more. I was pleased with the praise and the attention, something my Dad gave me frequently that I missed now that I had moved from the community college to a residential campus. He invited me to his office to talk about graduate programs; said my writing showed promise, said he wanted to mentor me.

I've led a somewhat colourful life which has ranged from being a professional pianist in the very best five star hotels to being wrongly accused of a crime and finding myself incarcerated in a Thai prison for three months before being released and losing everything. I grew up in an abusive environment. I've experienced the very best, and the very worst. Now, I'm penning my life, No Grey Areas. I'm posting excerpts here with the aim of getting feedback from avid readers such as yourself. How do you find my writing? Does it flow? Is it interesting and entertaining? Would these excerpts persuade you to buy my ebook of what will be around 600 pages for seven or eight dollars when it's finished? Your constructive criticisms and comments will be much appreciated!

Everything I Needed follows my fumbling, introverted journey from kissing a girl mostly in secret when I was six (and she was four) to marrying in my late twenties. There were plenty of far less fruitful relationships in between. It essentially follows Kurt Vonnegut’s fall and rise story pattern—or more like fall and fall and fall and rise. It’s about persistence. It’s about luck. It’s about how—as the title alludes—Steve Martin kept whispering into my ear. Oh, and it's also filled with my love of movies.