Thirty Something Series Novels & Stories

Adaeze Williams had called a documentary producer the same day the pilot program was announced and had pitched a series titled The Inside View without telling me. Which was either the most extraordinary professional initiative I had ever encountered in someone twenty-two years old. Or a sign that the work was already moving faster than I had planned for. Or both. Which was, I thought, exactly what it was. Both.

I’ve even seen her write up a preliminary agreement that if she goes through with divorcing Spencer and they can’t work out a partnership, then she wants these three businesses in lieu of alimony! Amory even finds time to conduct virtual interviews with Bo’s new hired guns, bar staff, and Charlene’s assistant. After she can’t take any more business tasks each day, we work in a different room. Painting, building furniture, whatever needs to be done to get the houses ready for us to move in! Amory works all day and takes a ride with me each night, which has resulted in some amazing sexual encounters just short of us actually doing the deed!

"I'm already in my 30s, so—" "What's wrong with that?" I pressed the subject. "Since you're in your 30s, that means you've just lived out one-third of your lifespan! You'll still have to work for another 30 years in order to retire! Tell me, what's wrong with being a 30-something-year-old?" Kelly fell silent at my words.

By the time Frank finally stopped laughing, he appeared to have decided that somebody needed to defend the honor of men over thirty before Maddie succeeded in single-handedly destroying an entire demographic. “I completely reject your argument,” he announced, pointing his beer bottle at her like a lawyer preparing a closing statement. “A man's thirties are when he actually enters his prime, because by that point he has a career, experience, financial stability, emotional maturity, and a much clearer understanding of what he wants out of life, which puts him in an entirely different category from a twenty-two-year-old who still thinks eating instant noodles at midnight counts as a personality