Middle-aged Monique lives the good life, with dear friends and a well-providing--though emotionally estranged--husband. Her diet of young lovers, travel, fashion, and social events is losing its magic, so when friends present her with a game chall...

Dreams! Drive! Danger! BALLS! It's 1954. Mona Winston, now a ripe fifty-two, is hell-bent on finding fame on the stage. She's devoted ten years to chasing after Hollywood film roles and New York teevee jobs. After a gig as a carnival hootchy-kootc...

In 1962, that quaint time of polio, carbon paper, and the Constitutional right to an attorney, Junemarie leaves the farm for Manhattan to become a career girl—and to find a husband. Not the sharpest knife in the drawer and more than a little...

The first novel is like the first time--dreadful. In Vivian Davenport's first novel, Mitzi St. Bernard's life is more gripping than the hook and loop fastener she claims to have first conceived in the Swiss Alps. From the brutal murder of her moth...

It's 1978, the heyday of disco and foot art, when foot painters, foot musicians, foot chefs, and footographers are as commonplace as fookers (foot hookers) and foot obsessive disorder. Thelma, a foot artist who paints pictures of feet with her f...

Bud regrets moving to suburbia with his nagging wife and irritable daughter. His new neighbors, however, provide him with an unorthodox solution to his problem.