You know all the things you really want to say to the one you love but think you will sound stupid if you say them? That's Pete's problem and so he writes terrible poetry to Fay. In the book "Pete, Fay, Love," Pete and Fay tell others about the poetry and their reaction to it. Here, with some of Jefferson Galt's earlier songs, poems and short stories, are The Things That I Can't Say. It's the final part of the Pete, Fay, Love trilogy that began with The Kiss and continued in The Letters That We Wrote.("The Kiss" and "The Letters That We Wrote" are available in a single volume - "Pete, Fay, Love". "The Kiss" is available separately. "The Letters that We Wrote" is not available, in paperback, as a separate book. All titles are available, individually, for Kindle and Kindle Reader).About the Author: Jefferson Galt retired from business in the UK and now lives in France where he writes books that some people quite enjoy. His first novel, The Kiss was published in February 2011. In June 2011, "Pete, Fay, Love," was published including the first two parts of the trilogy: "The Kiss" and "The Letters That We Wrote." In November 2011, "The Things That I Can't Say" completed the Pete, Fay, Love trilogy. Galt is now working on a novel in a different genre, as telegraphed in The Kiss. For information and up dates, see www.jeffersongalt.com