The Writer

Margret Todd started turning gray in her mid-twenties. She fought it for years, dyeing her hair brunette, then highlights. Then she quit. She washed the color out with baking soda and dandruff shampoo until she was back to her natural color. She stripped it a bit in places to accent the whites. She looked ten years younger. She lived on the Main Line in Villanova in her own house, independent from a huge divorce settlement. She played around, rich boyfriends, vacations, jewelry, even a car. Then she met John. A fast paced romance set in the mid 1970s, filled with fast cars, modern architecture and design and lovable characters that come alive through their witty dialogue, exchange, and intimate thoughts of their sexual desires. Another must read from Michael Rumbin, author of Play the Hand.