Wedding Icon: Game Over A Wedding Icon To Symbolize Marriage, Weddings and Married GAME OVER

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It’s a game! No, it’s a keepsake! It’s something completelynew! Gamesakes are occasion-oriented board games that family and friends create. Once created, the Gamesake becomes a keepsake game to be played by the creators or a special honoree. Wedding Gamesake is a unique substitute to the dated guest book. Its a game that friends and family create during the wedding festivities for the bride and groom to play on their honeymoon or 50th anniversary. Once completed, the couple has the story of their lives!

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Amazon.com Review

These days, isolation and anonymity are clichéd hallmarks of the information age: pundits remark that we have become a fragmented culture of lonely individuals, faces lit by the pale glow of computerscreens. With the latest in her University of Michigan mystery series (The Silly Season, Black Diamond, Curly Smoke, Bleeding Maize and Blue), Susan Holtzer both takes advantage of and challenges these stereotypes. The Wedding Game is a fast-paced mystery in which neither the reader nor the detective actually “meets” the murder victim or any of the suspects face to face (f2f, as they state online). Anneke Haagen is feeling a bit frazzled from the demands of running a computerconsulting business, readying her new computergame for beta testing, and planning her wedding to Ann Arbor police officer Karl Genesko. It’s a good thing she can always count on some friendly give and take with her fellow members of GameSpinners, a private e-mail list forpersonal gam (more…)

Wedding Symbol: Game Over Wedding Icon To Symbolize Marriage, Wedding Symbol and Married GAME OVER

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From Publishers Weekly

Set in London during a time when traditionalism started giving way to modernization and suffragists challenged the status quo, this final installment in Feather’s Matchmaker trilogy (The Bride Hunt, etc.) follows the nosy, righteous and sometimes self-righteous Duncan sisters as they tackle their toughest challenge yet—finding a wealthy, well-connected wife for aPhysician who wants nothing to do with love. Douglas Farrell’s businesslike approach to marriage immediately sets Chastity Duncan’s teeth on edge, but as one of the secret owners of the suffragist scandal sheet The Mayfair Lady, to which Douglas has applied for matrimonial aid, she cannot let her emotions cloud her business dealings. So Chastity finds the good Doctorexactly what he has asked for. He soon realizes that he’d rather have Chastity, though. Douglas has a noble reason for seeking a marriage of convenience—he intends to use his spouse’s money to set up a clinic in a city slum—bu (more…)