A potentially life-changing event can interrupt a person at any time. Their reaction to that event is affected by beliefs, prejudices, strength of character, and the effectiveness of their support system. Is their previous life regained, lost, or even improved upon?
Mandy The saga of Mandy and Bob continues with the introduction of Jason, Bob's son. Like Bob did for Mandy, Jason saves the day for her too, in more ways than one, after Bob leaves. She was a castaway before and Jason makes sure that doesn't happen again.
It's 1963. The girl is twenty-three. The car is a 1963 Corvette. The road is Route 66 and Jen is out to find her kicks. Once again, my quotation mark formatting got left out after I submitted. Sorry. Also, chapter one (my introduction) was edited, Don’t know about this version. The chapter titles should have been headed as follows:
Two Chicago,
Three Bloomington,
Four Springfield,
Five St. Louis,
Six Tulsa,
Seven Amarillo,
Eight Tucumcari,
Nine Holbrook,
Ten Santa Monica,
A sexually repressed mother and her two teen aged children drive across the country. They have car trouble and seek shelter from a storm with a stranger. Is it possible to become liberated in the middle of non-consensual sex?
A dysfunctional family had forced him to fend for himself. Anger, disgust, and even hatred had been his driving forces. He was now free of them, independent, and excelling in his studies. But, teaming up with a woman who was so completely different from his family highlighted what his life was lacking. And her daughters! / (Reviews)