To make a marriage last, L.A., his current location, or the
Cape? Jack Griffin wondered if his
marriage depended on where they lived and whether he should drop his
screenwriting career, which they scraped by on, and turn to teaching.
Joy loves her family, and believes her parent’s marriage is
perfection. It influences many of her
moods and decisions. Why can’t Jack
enjoy them as much as she does?
Jack detests the marriage example portrayed by his parents,
yet for the past year he’s traveled with his dad’s urn of ashes in his truck
waiting to be tossed into the ocean cape bound.
Jack can’t let go of his parent’s interference, dead or alive.
When Jack and Joy’s daughter gets married, they bring
dates-how did it come to this?
Jack only wants to please Joy and searches his mind, soul,
and the opposing coasts to figure out whether she will ever accept him back.
A poignant story revealing the landscape of a confused
marriage and the simple, yet hard to discover solution will bring you deep into
the truth of a happy marriage. You will
always be a part of your parents. Make
it a useful positive, whether you agree with your parent’s way or want to
improve on their mistakes.
Fiction can be a lesson in the what if’s…
Happy reading,
Dawn
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