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A Fruitful Intimacy by Donna Gallagher



The fire and passion of their love has slowly ebbed away through years of neglect. Can a



second honeymoon re-ignite that spark?




There has been no physical contact in their marriage for so long that when Ben first hatches his



plan to take Beth away for the weekend, it really is all about the sex and providing an environment



where there are no distractions and no excuse for her to refuse his advances again. But while Ben is



making all the arrangements, it suddenly becomes clear to him that there's something more



important at stake. His marriage, to the woman of his dreams, is actually in trouble.




Beth believed that motherhood would come easily, that building a perfect world around her



three sons and husband would be achievable. But reality has proven her wrong. The more she tried,



the more her failures shattered her confidence. Where she planned to shower her family with home



baked cookies, smiles and unconditional love, she struggles just getting the evening meal on the



table. By the end of the day she's so exhausted that she can't even fulfil her marital obligations.



Once upon a time making love to Ben was just as necessary as breathing, before her body was



ravaged by the demands of pregnancy and childbirth. They've grown so far apart that Beth's



convinced Ben's having an affair.




Can a second honeymoon really help Beth and Ben bridge that growing divide between them



and bring back the fire and passion that has slowly, through years of neglect, ebbed away? And will



this give the couple a much needed chance to work together for a happier future? Or is it too



late?




About Donna Gallagher




Sydney-born Donna Gallagher decided at an early age that life needed be tackled head on.


Leaving home at fifteen, she supported herself through her teen years. In her twenties she married a
professional sportsman, her love of sport--especially rugby league--probably overriding her
good sense.

The seven-year marriage was an adventure. There were the emotional ups and downs of having a husband with a public profile in a sometimes glamorous but always high--pressure field. There were always interesting characters to meet and observe, and even the opportunity to live for a time in the UK.


Eventually Donna returned home a single woman, but she never lost her passion for watching
sport, as well as the people in and around it. Now happily re-married and with three sons, Donna loves coffee mornings with her female
friends, sorting through problems from the personal to the international. But she's on even footing with the keenest man when it comes to watching and talking rugby league.


Donna considers herself something of a black sheep in a family of high achievers.
Her brother has a doctorate in mathematics and her sister is a well-known Australian sports journalist.