Explora Books Releases Cinematic Book Trailer for Margherita Gale Harris’s My Side of the Bed

Explora Books has released a cinematic book trailer for My Side of the Bed: A Memoir of Deceit, Denial and Discovery by Margherita Gale Harris. Now available on YouTube, the trailer introduces viewers to Harris’s memoir about a marriage transformed by revelations that emerged after decades of secrecy.

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, 31st Jul 2026 – Harris’s memoir spans more than half a century, beginning before the 1941 bombing of Pearl Harbor and continuing into the twenty-first century. At its center is her marriage to Mark, which began in 1965 and lasted thirty-five years. From the outside, the life they built together reflected many of the hallmarks of stability: a home, children, careers, and a twenty-fifth wedding anniversary at which they renewed their vows before family and friends, including many who had attended their original ceremony. Throughout those years, Harris also recounts her own struggles with anxiety, dependence, and the growing uncertainty she experienced within the marriage.

The memoir describes how Harris learned her husband had concealed a sex addiction and a hidden sexual orientation throughout their marriage. Rather than unfolding in a single moment, these revelations emerged through years of withheld information, counseling, and disclosures. As the marriage ended, Harris described reassessing not only her understanding of her husband but also the life she believed they had built together.

Beyond its account of betrayal, My Side of the Bed documents Harris’s experience of rebuilding her sense of self, practicing forgiveness, and finding a path forward after the dissolution of her marriage. Harris places her personal story within the social and cultural context of her generation, a period in which secrets surrounding sexuality and identity often carried profound personal and family consequences. That historical perspective provides an additional context for the experiences described throughout the memoir.

Published by Wheatmark, My Side of the Bed is a narrative that explores themes of betrayal, identity, forgiveness, and personal resilience. It offers readers an account of rebuilding life after a long marriage while reflecting on the challenges of confronting long-hidden truths.

My Side of the Bed: A Memoir of Deceit, Denial and Discovery is available through Amazon and other major online bookstores. Its official book trailer is now streaming on YouTube.

About Explora Books 

Explora Books is a book marketing firm located in the heart of Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. The company specializes in self-publishing and marketing, taking pride in its exhaustive research and creative strategies that provide wider avenues for aspiring authors to gain recognition for their works. Explora Books aims to guide authors through the complexities of self-publishing, offering convenient solutions to navigate this process. The firm fosters and redefines creativity and innovation, setting new industry standards. Explora Books is dedicated to empowering authors globally.

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