It was a dark and stormy night.
Actually no, but I always wanted to write that.
In reality, it was a cool but clear afternoon in 1980 when I met my future wife at the office of the Boston Herald. I was in charge of home delivery for the western suburbs and was in over my head.
Enter Chicky, real name Corinne for her first day of work. In a word, WOW.
Talk about crushing. I was smitten by this small, funny woman with the broken car headlight and the 1960’s gauze shirt who demonstrated kindness, love and brains.
She had big feet, two kids and was a single parent but none of that mattered. Her sudden appearance on the job changed my life. We were practically inseparable from day one and that is how our story began.
This book speaks to the love and the marriage and the heartbreak of her illness in a way that is honest and is raw. Part love story, part a tribute, part rage at her passing.
From the love she had for her family to her coworkers and the friends who cherished her, this book will stick with the reader long after the last page is finished.
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