Bonnie Jae Dane's Women on Love contains a dazzling, brilliant and humorous collection of female characters telling their own stories of love. It's a tribute to a woman's extraordinary ability to go through life with resiliency and tenderness. She's a lioness and a saint, while at the same time possessing the ordinary human need to find and give love. They make the reader think, feel, and smile at the simplicity of life if only we could all practice universal love.

Heddy Lowe find herself in an unorthodox but companionable relationship with her new dog, a Border Collie named Lambert who has aspirations of leaving the sheep farm behind for a more refined yet loving lifestyle suitable to a dog of his inherent high bred manner. He sets about in true herding dog fashion to bring in a cast of characters that will turn Heddy's reclusive artist life into a comic drama of romance and mayhem, involving a mystic horse named Thomas Jefferson, two bone idyll cats, and a hypochondriac Pug named Jack. The story uses two first person narrators: Heddy who muses over...

Dottie Trout has happily written film reviews at the Southern Times for five years when she is suddenly informed the newspaper has been bought by a conglomerate of businessmen referred to as Thems Upstairs, who decided she would be better utilized writing restaurant reviews. Unfortunately, Dottie suffers from an eating disorder brought about by the simultaneous cardiac arrest of her two large parents. This puts her in the awkward position of having to write intelligently about food she is unable to eat. Her sister, Sissy, with whom she lives in the Trout family house, offers to eat for her...

The Book of Husbands not just delves into the mysteries of marriage but plunges headfirst into its complexities through the experiences of author Bonnie Jae Dane. While in part a comic romp when rummaging through one husband's predilection for women's lingerie and another's romance with his guitar, it also wraps these earthly experiences in her need to find a Divine source of love. Dane's fortitude to take in stride countless marital calamities ending in disappointment will bring the reader to a new understanding of courage. Her sense of the absurd never leaves her adrift in sorrow but helps...