| Author: | Veronica Horton | ISBN: | 9781483520568 |
| Publisher: | BookBaby | Publication: | March 1, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Veronica Horton |
| ISBN: | 9781483520568 |
| Publisher: | BookBaby |
| Publication: | March 1, 2014 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
After graduating in 1969, Mia Carlson plunges in to her independent life. Returning to Minnesota after a trip to the West Coast hardly prepared her for what was to come. She lands an office job in a prestigious department store in downtown Minneapolis. Her five co-workers, with their colorful personalities and anecdotes, will win your heart. Needing a place in the city to live, she moves into the upstairs of an old stucco duplex, owned by a Synagogue. Rented in a dormitory fashion, it allows her no control of whom she may cohabitate with. Starting with Bambi (Pregnant and preparing for her wedding to a guy Mia knows all too well), then “The Jackal” (A nymphomaniac in search of love, with a black book she is willing to share), and last but not least, Phyllis (A forty something older women with a son doing time in the state penitentiary). Freemont Digs is a feel good story, reminiscent of the past with the social angst that still holds true today.
After graduating in 1969, Mia Carlson plunges in to her independent life. Returning to Minnesota after a trip to the West Coast hardly prepared her for what was to come. She lands an office job in a prestigious department store in downtown Minneapolis. Her five co-workers, with their colorful personalities and anecdotes, will win your heart. Needing a place in the city to live, she moves into the upstairs of an old stucco duplex, owned by a Synagogue. Rented in a dormitory fashion, it allows her no control of whom she may cohabitate with. Starting with Bambi (Pregnant and preparing for her wedding to a guy Mia knows all too well), then “The Jackal” (A nymphomaniac in search of love, with a black book she is willing to share), and last but not least, Phyllis (A forty something older women with a son doing time in the state penitentiary). Freemont Digs is a feel good story, reminiscent of the past with the social angst that still holds true today.
