Readers Reach Out and Speak Up!
It’s heartwarming connecting with readers!❤️ At a recent Book Club, I discussed and answered questions about Bottles in the Basement: Surviving an Alcoholic—A Memoir. An incredible…
Praise for Bottles in the Basement
Thrilled to see that Bottles in the Basement: Surviving an Alcoholic has been featured in Long Island Woman Magazine, alongside authors Ann Patchett and Tom Hanks!…
It’s not the book I planned to write, but it was the book I had to write.
And readers’ comments reaffirm that ♥️ Available in Kindle and Paperback on Amazon and at Browseabout Books in Rehoboth Beach, DE and Bethany Beach Books in…
The Basement — where Alcoholics go to be Alcoholics
The basement wasn’t just a place in our house, it was an interloper in our home. The basement is where my husband went to be an…
Got Bottles?
BOTTLES IN THE BASEMENT: SURVIVING AN ALCOHOLIC–A MEMOIR. Available on Amazon in Kindle and Paperback. “An engrossing account about a wife dealing with her alcoholic husband.”—Kirkus…
Connecting
No better feeling for a writer than connecting with readers!❤️ At a recent book signing, I had the opportunity to speak with loved ones of alcoholics.…
What readers and critics are saying about “Bottles in the Basement: Surviving an Alcoholic”
“This is an absorbing memoir, with McGloin’s grief and pain taking center stage.” —𝘒𝘪𝘳𝘬𝘶𝘴 𝘙𝘦𝘷𝘪𝘦𝘸𝘴 “An engrossing account about a wife dealing with her alcoholic husband.”—𝘒𝘪𝘳𝘬𝘶𝘴…
Talking about “Bottles in the Basement”
Thrilled to be a guest on the award-winning Sonstein Sundays, thank you Shelli Sonstein! The show will air Sunday, January 14 at 6:55 a.m. on Q104.3.…
The book that every loved one of an alcoholic should read.
So many of you have reached out over the years to say: “You told my story!” Bottles in the Basement: Surviving an Alcoholic isn’t only my…
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