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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Anything by Howard Norman. His male protagonists normally have these [b]wildly dysfunctional relationships[/b] with aloof and independent women. So the women come out as extremely interesting in the books.

The Museum Guard
The Bird Artist
The Haunting of L

These three I seem to remember have those sort of romances ingrained in them. The other books he has written can be brilliant but without that central relationship. [/quote]

Did you see that she got out of an abusive marriage and wants "healthy" and "inspiring" relationships in books?[/quote]

I recommended books of prize winning literature, there's no domestic violence, abuse or other nastiness that you might find in supermarket paperbacks. Most relationships are dysfunctional one way or another in real life. These ones I mention are usually to do with just not saying what you think, in the moment. So you don't have to worry about the OP I'm not sending her down a bad road here. They are lovely books. [/quote]

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