A Marin Bed and Breakfast - Street, Dolores
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"A clever, amusing, and satisfying read." -Carolyn Korsmeyer, author of Little Follies When recent widow Lily Simone discovers that her husband has squandered their savings in risky crypto investments, imperiling her comfortable Marin County lifestyle, friends encourage her to turn her attractive coastal home into a Bed and Breakfast. But no sooner has she decided to give this a try than all three of her adult daughters reveal their own troubles. The Simone women are off on a wild emotional rollercoaster ride involving both love and money and must figure out not just what matters most to them but how to get it.…mehr

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"A clever, amusing, and satisfying read." -Carolyn Korsmeyer, author of Little Follies When recent widow Lily Simone discovers that her husband has squandered their savings in risky crypto investments, imperiling her comfortable Marin County lifestyle, friends encourage her to turn her attractive coastal home into a Bed and Breakfast. But no sooner has she decided to give this a try than all three of her adult daughters reveal their own troubles. The Simone women are off on a wild emotional rollercoaster ride involving both love and money and must figure out not just what matters most to them but how to get it.
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Dolores Street grew up in California and spent many years living in the San Francisco Bay Area. Although life eventually took her to the East Coast, she frequently returns to the Golden State. She enjoys exploring both California's cities and the state's natural environment and is particularly fond of the majestic redwoods. When not at home writing in a cozy chair, she can often be found at a nearby café with a nice cup of chai. She loves to read many kinds of fiction, and her favorite nonfiction author is Mary Roach. Unlike her characters, she has never run a B & B, worked for a newspaper, gone to Burning Man, or attended Tam High.