If you are looking for the perfect summer read, look no further than Richard Roper’s romance, How Not to Die Alone. The novel is about a man who pretends to have a wife and kids when he is actually terribly lonely, leading to an account of social isolation and the rewards of risk taking to make meaningful human connections. When the main character meets a woman he could see himself pursuing, he grapples with whether or not to admit to having an imaginary family.
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