Author reemerges to explore the strength in a woman who has lost her love and security

Martha Moffett explores the strength of a woman forced to rise above circumstances only to discover herself along the way in “Picnic in Eden".
 
Sept. 17, 2012 - PRLog -- Many women will face an awful moment in life. Martha Moffett explores the authority that results in meeting those moments head-on with stubborn values and love in your heart. When a woman has only herself to rely on, it usually turns out that she is sufficient to the task. Women often realize that “No, it is not only our fate but our business to lose innocence, and once we have lost that, it is futile to attempt a picnic in Eden.”--Elizabeth Bowen
    Molly finds Fielding Graves on a city street, takes him home, feeds him soup, puts his jeans through the wash, lends him her father’s razor, and marries him. Marrying a man for his beauty flips tradition on its head and seems like a wonderful idea at first. Unfortunately, Fielding squanders their money and quickly loses interest in a settled life soon after they have a son. Habit was a lovely chain leading Molly through life until the mantra of “was I so easy to leave?” puts a chink in her armor. Molly soon is forced to open her home to strangers, questionable masterpieces, romance, and more betrayal when she realizes she can no longer indulge in a “Picnic in Eden.”
    The book’s style will appeal to readers who enjoy a woman’s story of love, disenchantment, and eventual self-empowerment all set against Manhattan’s artistic community. It’s a suspense-driven novel filled with love, sex, betrayal and self-discovery.“Picnic in Eden” is available through Amazon and Barnes and Noble.
About the Author
   Martha Moffett is a self-described word-on-the-page writer. Her words have appeared in The New York Times, New York Magazine, and Cosmopolitan. Martha’s many publications include A FLOWER POT IS NOT A HAT, THE COMMOM GARDEN, KEEPAWAY, PARK BENCH WOMEN, and DEAD ROCK SINGER. She left her much-loved New York City to retreat to what she calls the Greenwich Village of Palm Beach County, Florida. It just might be Martha’s little corner of Eden.
For more information about PICNIC IN EDEN, please visit http://www.marthamoffett.com  or contact Ella Marie Shupe at 330 398 0721.
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