Terry Taffinder Grosvenor's latest venture, "Poof! It's All Gone," explores aspects of women experiencing the end of long-term relationships. After many conversations with friends, Terry wanted to give their feelings a voice in novel and insightful ways.

The album's thirteen songs are constructed in an order that includes a mix of emotions, from joy and hope, to confusion, heartbreak, anger, and finally resignation and contentment. Don't miss this meaningful musical journey that will resonate with the listener, no matter where you are in your adult life.

In her typical fashion, Terry weaves catchy, moving melodies with her beautiful voice and harmonies - writing, performing and arranging every note herself.

1. "Falling in Love Again," the sheer excitement of finding love and wanting to savor heightened emotions for as long as possible.

2. "One Of These Days, I'll Find A Way To You" is about the fairy tale illusion of love that so many girls, and later women, hold on to verses the reality of trying to understand and communicate with a partner.

3. "Indecision" when nothing one does is right, and it's impossible to move forward.

4. "Bring Back The Days" remembering a time when love endured and the wish to start over.

5. "Without You" day-to-day dysfunction and frustration - demands to hear the truth and not play games anymore.

6. "Poof, It's All Gone" a marriage that blows up because of an affair. Vows have been broken and irrevocable damage has been done.

7. "All You Can Do Is Think About You" a partner steeped in lies and deceit, and the affect their selfish actions have on a family.

8. "Where Do You Go" asks this question - the dust has settled and it's time to move on.

9. "One For You And One For Me" is a humorous song about divorce, dividing worldly goods, and the positive side of being single again.

10. "Where Have All My Good Years Gone" looks back, bemoaning the fact that so many good years were invested and wasted in the relationship, and the gnawing feeling that that one was a fool not to have seen the signs sooner.

11. "Strong Hearts" why do we end up loving the people we do? This song talks about forgiveness and a deep-seated desire to have our lives and relationships mean something, taking into account the bad and the good.

12. "Blue Water" brings the woman full circle, back to a happy place where she can be playful, relax and feel whole again.

13. "Second Time Around" toys with the idea of getting back together again, either as the former married couple reunited, or two divorcees who hope to get it right the second time around.