Book details

  • Genre:humor
  • Sub-genre:General
  • Language:English
  • Pages:192
  • Paperback ISBN:9781543906240

Garfield Flats

By Veronica Horton

Overview

Mia Carlson has spent the past year of her independent life learning that what she might look for, hope for, or plan for doesn't always happen. She moves from her old upper duplex digs on Freemont, into an apartment at Garfield Flats with her best friend Debbie Benancasa. Debbie's city savvy teaches Mia to take chances, which leads the two on a humorous adventure. Take a trip back in time to 1970, flower power, and all things hippy as the two are confronted by a cast of characters that are certain to entertain.
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Description

After moving from the upper duplex on Freemont, Mia, and her best friend Debbie, move into an apartment together at Garfield Flats. Debbie's sense of adventure convinces Mia to accompany her to a peace rally, where the two get separated after a bomb scare. Mia finds herself in a situation of mistaken identity, and behind bars waiting for a lineup. Her return to Garfield Flats welcomes her with more surprises, as she begins to realize her new location and roommate are going to allow little time for boredom. Her longing for love continues to play out in her fantasies, hoping that someday she will meet Mr. Right, while the antics of co-workers remain to intertwine her everyday life, setting the stage for more shenanigans. Ice fishing, gambling and winter parades will keep you guessing as this adventure continues for a small town girl experiencing big city life with eyes wide open.
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About The Author

About the Author: Veronica Horton was raised in a middleclass family, growing up in rural Minnesota. The fourth child in a family of six didn’t exactly make her the middle child, but gave her an opportunity to be more of an observer than participant. Over the years she has honed her craft, writing poetry and short stories for friends and family. Having worked and held various volunteer positions and speaking engagements with the American Heart Association, and other agencies working with the public, gave her fuel for her passion of writing and creating characters that everyone can relate to. This is her second novel, chronicling the adventures of a young girl trying to grow up in the city, and sampling some of its interesting (and sometimes regrettable) characters.
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