In this laugh-out-loud culinary memoir, the Sterns tell the story behind their lifelong road trip, offering a front-seat view of smoke pits, boardinghouse-style restaurants, and cafes where customized mugs for regulars hang on pegboards.

Two for the Roadbrings together a pair of thematically related novels, Man and Boy (1951) and In Orbit (1967), each of which concerns a rural American community's response to petty tyranny.

Two for the Road: The Romance and Adventure of RVing in Retirement By: Suzette M. Nadeau After raising a daughter and four sons, John and Suzette Nadeau spend their retirement years on the road in their RV. Join the Nadeau’s as they travel across the country, and make it to all fifty states. The sights, people, and new experiences are highlighted by the beautiful relationship of a couple who love each other—where they’ve been, and where they go in their RV.

Two fun, flirty novella-length romances BETWEEN A JOCK AND A HARD PLACE When Claire meets a large, handsome man with a broken nose, she doesn’t recognize him as a key player for the Vancouver Canucks. Jack is intrigued with the notion of getting to know a woman who isn’t attracted to him because of his fame. Can Claire and Jack survive the inevitable clash when they discover each other’s true identity? FIXING FREDDIE Helping someone with a makeover is the last thing Samantha has in mind, but when she sees old school friend Freddie in her favourite coffee shop, she can’t resist. Freddie isn’t the only one who needs help. Samantha has been living a lie, and Freddie makes her see the truth with startling clarity. Will their growing attraction get in the way of finding out who they really are?

Roads are for journeys, not destinations. In 2003 Melbourne couple Shirley Hardy-Rix and her husband Brian Rix fulfilled a lifelong ambition of motorcycling across the world. In an incredible 350-day journey, they would do everything they'd ever dreamed of as well as getting much more than they'd bargained for. Crossing 27 countries and covering 56,671 kilometres, they raced around the Isle of Man motorcycle circuit on Mad Sunday, survived Iran's traffic and travelled through Taliban strongholds under armed guard. Shirley and Brian's story is an epic account of the ups and downs of seeing the world on two wheels - from the frustrations of potholes and flat tyres, to the splendour of some of Europe and Asia's most awe-inspiring sights. Full of terrific anecdotes, down-to-earth humour and practical advice, Two for the Road is a must for anyone who's ever imagined escaping the daily grind to experience the romance of the open road.

AN INSTANT GLOBE AND MAIL BESTSELLER AN INSTANT INDIE BESTSELLER For readers of Emily Henry, Gail Honeyman and Josie Silver, a tender, funny and wise new novel about a romance bookshop owner who embarks on the adventure--or misadventure--of a lifetime in search of her own happily ever after. Sometimes there are detours on the road to love . . . Beyond the walls of her romance bookstore, Gigi Rutherford is out of stock when it comes to her own love interests. And instead of enduring one bad date after another, these days she'd rather curl up at home with her favorite audiobook and the only man who makes her heart skip a beat: Zane Wilkenson, the smooth-voiced narrator Gigi is convinced is her soulmate. Then, she's presented with the chance of a lifetime: a ten-day bus tour through the hilly English countryside, taking in the sights and sounds of a world an ocean away from her bookstore--all in the presence of the man of her dreams, Zane, as he leads the tour . . . in person. But things don't go as planned. When Gigi arrives at the bus terminal in London, Zane is nowhere to be found. Until he shows up, she's stuck with an eclectic group of fellow travelers she'd rather not be with on a long road trip, including the brooding bus driver, Taj, who Gigi finds infuriating but also incredibly alluring. Will Gigi find a happy ending with Zane? Or will each stop on the tour bring her closer to a completely different destination?

As a small boy, Gene Perticone dreamed of having his own motorcycle. He knew it would be a means by which he could enjoy traveling by himself to the places he longed to explore, at first close to home and then in the wider world around him. From his first dilapidated mootorcycle obtaained during his tgeens to the sleek and efficient cruisers of adulthood,he has used the "mechanical ponies" for recreation, relief from monotony and stress, and simple and direct enjoyment that could be available at the twist of a throttle. Just Two for the Road is about a child and then a man who learns to broaden his appreciation of the world by moving through it physically and mentally in a way that other forms of locomotion could never match.