Every parent's nightmare! In a normal suburban home, the parents are away and their daughter Alison is playing with herself. And soon her brother, Alan, is joining in. And Alison's best friend too. In fact, the front door bell just doesn't stop ringing.
I'm lucky enough to come from a family that was rich with old money. My father still works in the city but my mother just works for charitable causes. Just after my seventeenth birthday my favourite great Aunt died. I was very sad, for I can remember spending many a hot sunny day at her beach cottage.
Mark catches his sister red-handed (well, sort of), which leads to her giving him some quite unusual sisterly advice. (Written a while back under a different pen name, but still pretty good IMHO.)
Samuel Feldman still lives with his mother, who is closer in age due to how young she was when she bore him. However, he's not a loser. He's a history teacher and he has a girlfriend that his mother seems to dislike, as well as a gay ex-boyfriend. Things change on Election Day, starting with a fight with Mom.