Myron is a member of the town's notorious criminal family. Soosie tried to kill her sister. Adam was thrown away by his family. The only thing they have in common is they are all wards of the state currently housed in a group home, and they are all seventeen. When they no longer qualify for the state's protection at eighteen, they will be dumped out of the system, regardless of where they might end up. To provide a small handhold when they are on their own; the trio is assigned to work at a geriatric care center. There they meet another group teetering on an uncertain future. Can young and old reach across the generational gap to pull each other to safety? L. Lee Shaw is the owner of the indie publishing house, Boho Books. Through Boho, she has published two novels, Blood Will Tell… and Monster Child. She has also facilitated the publication of nine other novels, two nonfiction books, a poetry chapbook, short stories and a prior anthology, Mo'Allie. Shaw has also taught fiction writing, formed a long-running writer's group, and hosted a regional writer's conference for several years.
