And what can Richard Gere, a beautiful librarian, a struggling priest and a foul-mouthed and troubled young man teach Bartholomew about finding love and happiness?Whatever it is, Bartholomew is in for a lot more than he bargained for . . .'The Good Luck of Right Now is original, compelling, and uplifting . . . His writing is shot through with wit and humanity' Graeme Simsion, author of The Rosie Project

The book is setup from poems I've written when dealing with matters of the heart. Love through the eyes of a man, dealing with excitement, anxiousness to meet her, anger towards her and everything else. It isn't always easy bringing the words out, even being a strong proud man, emotions are sometimes very complex.

It has been setup to bring readers into the roller-coaster ride of feeling those butterflies all the way to either heartbreak or heavenly happiness.

At certain times I could not ev...