Baby boomer Morgan Ronzio's troubled marriage is the least of her worries when she gets the call that her addled, eighty-six-year-old, half-blind dad, Mac, has stolen a car and escaped the rest home.

Before she can alert her uber-capable wife, Treat, a trio of lady octogenarians appropriates the rest home van to rescue Mac, embarking on an adventure that makes national news. But Morgan knows something they don't: Mac is taking orders from her mom's ghost, trying to make good on a promise he made years ago. Worried sick, Morgan sets out on the 126-mile drive from Fresno to Santa Cruz, praying she finds Mac before he hurts himself—or worse. The chase is on, but the mission becomes one of more than miles; Morgan must also undertake a journey of the heart.

BIO:

Baffled by reality, Clifford Henderson has fashioned a life where she can spend most of her time in make believe. Her novels have garnered many awards including ForeWord Magazine Book of the Year, Independent Publisher, Rainbow Readers and Lesbian Fiction Reader’s Choice awards. When not writing, Clifford and her partner run the Fun Institute in Santa Cruz, California, a school of improv and solo performance where they teach the art of collective pretending.