With wit, energy and deft sensitivity, Dickey weaves the tale of New Yorker Dana Ann Smith, who moves to Los Angeles to avoid a an ex, and Vincent Calvary Browne Jr., a divorc who hides past.
Dickey s best yet.
The two meet at a mutual friend s Philadelphia home and struggle to develop a relationship. The language is fresh and vibrant. The story is sweet, endearing and clean, offering a fresh take on the age-old problems of love. A once-avowed bachelor, Rodney Hampton sets out to find a wife after his best friend settles down. Holiday and Abel Meeropol, a Jewish teacher who wrote the lyrics.