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Talking "Suddenly Single" with Author James Hulbert

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Suddenly Single, James Hulbert's latest novel, depicts the  adventures of Tom Lord as he returns to the dating world after thirty years.

"Tom Lord, Vice President of the American Broadcasters Association has gone through a wretched divorce after thirty years of marriage. As he tries to rebuild his life, he finds himself out of touch with the changed and changing world of women. They have become independent, assertive, ambitious and sexually uninhibited. He tries to overcome loneliness and depression while coping with the greatest tragedy of his life.

After several liaisons with diverse members of the new generation ... Louisa, who is recently divorced; Claire, a Capital Hill swinger; Heather, a co-worker who may be his boss; and Diana, the woman of his dreams ... or is she? ...

Then he faces a dilemma: his life changes because of a surprising new development."

 

James Hulbert was born in St. Joseph, Missouri and raised in Washington, D.C. After graduating from Harvard University and Harvard Business School. He spent a year hitchhiking and staying in youth hostels across Europe and North America. He spent three years at the National Broadcasting Company in New York City, and the remainder of his career at the National Associaiton of Broadcasters in Washington, D.C. 

He divides his time between Washington, D.C. and the island of Tortola in the British Virgin Islands, where he has had a home since the early 1970's. James can also be found in Lexington, Kentucky visiting his daughter and four granddaughters.

Suddenly Single is James' third novel. He also authored Noon on the Third Day about a U.S. Senator and The Disputed Barricade about labor unions during the 1930's.

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