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Three Generations of Love: Special Edition

by

James Wilson Pope

168

pages

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January 22, 2026

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978-1967362790

About the Book

<p class="font_8">In <em>Three Generations of Love</em>, James Pope delivers a bold, unconventional tale that spans 25 years of passion, heartbreak, and resilience. At its core is a foursome of two lesbian couples whose lives intertwine on and off the golf course, where a lost ball sparks more than just playful banter-it ignites a whirlwind of emotions, secrets, and unexpected connections. With twists "more than our intestines," Pope crafts a narrative that is both humorous and deeply human, exploring how love evolves across generations and how relationships weather the storms of time. This isn't just a story of romance-it's a chronicle of identity, desire, and the raw intensity of living authentically. Readers are invited into a world of raging emotions, where intimacy collides with loyalty, and where the search for belonging becomes as compelling as the love itself. <em>Three Generations of Love</em> is provocative, heartfelt, and unforgettable.</p>

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Three Generations of Love: Special Edition

James Wilson Pope

January 22, 2026

978-1967362790

168

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James Wilson Pope

Born in 1937 on a family farm in Avoca, Iowa, I grew up in the "cash n' carry" world where hard work and savings shaped every decision. At fifteen, after my father's passing, I became an instant adult—taking his job as janitor at the Macedonia Consolidated School to support my mother and sisters. By sixteen, I was working full-time as a hired hand on a farm, a role I held for four years before graduating and joining the U.S. Navy. I spent twenty-seven years serving aboard submarines, learning discipline, resilience, and the value of teamwork. After retiring, I transitioned to civilian life as a supervisor in a utility company's computerized maintenance department. At sixty, I stepped away from work entirely, embracing life with my partner of thirty-two years as we traveled the world, Today, I write not as a trained author but as a storyteller—connecting the dots of a life lived with grit, service, and wonder.

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