Böcker av Mary Faderan

Erotica Moves is a collection of stories by Mary Faderan.

Love in the Time of Terror is about an American woman, Rebecca Bartholomew who is stranded in London after a breakup.  She meets MI5 agent, Peter Reed, who is on a mission to find the terrorist involved in the bombings in London.  They have an instant attraction and become involved in a passionate affair which places them both in the crossfire where Peter has to resolve his allegiance to his mission and his love for Rebecca.

Loveable Resident is a fictional story about a surgical resident, Mike Oates, who is on a trajectory to win the top position in surgery at a famous American hospital. He has everythinglooks, money, a fast car, an adoring girlfriendand yet, one day his world goes into deep decline when he commits a fatal error. Mike Oates tries to get out of the horrible mess he has made of his life by conducting a passionate love affair with Lauren Moore, his beautiful childhood friend and daughter of his lawyer. He ditches his lover, Miss Wright, which in turn causes him to get entangled with a powerful and grasping mob boss. How Mikes life gets turned back around and his love for Lauren remains unscathed is described in powerfully depicted characters and plot twists in this first novel by Mary Faderan.

A true story. Mary Faderan's mother, Sally Faderan, was almost 80 years old in 2011. She was a vivacious and loving mother and wife to Don Faderan. She had a sore on her left heel and had several trips to her dermatologist and physician, and was wrongly diagnosed until her dermatologist figured out she had chronic limb ischemia. Alerted to this, her doctor in Lafayette, Indiana, sent her to the foot doctor who sent her to the local hospital in Lafayette, Indiana. The surgeon inserted two stents in her thigh to open up the circulation. However, Sally developed severe lack of appetite and had to be taken to the ER. After several trips to the ER, she was admitted and prepped for gall bladder surgery. She went through a series of problems resulting in a heart attack. She coded once, and then the hospital transferred her to a hospice care hospital, Seton, where she developed sepsis and died on March 25, 2011 after coding twice.