Nancy Crochiere is a writer and editor whose humorous essays have graced publications like The Boston Globe and Writer's Digest. Her background in educational publishing and years crafting humor columns have honed a distinctive voice, blending sharp observations with comedic timing. Crochiere skillfully uses humor to explore the nuances of everyday life, showcasing a talent for engaging storytelling. She is currently channeling this narrative prowess into her debut novel.
Hope must stop them before they expose the truth and all hell breaks loose.As the women race from Boston to Memphis, encountering jealous soap actors, free- range ferrets, and a trio of Elvis-impersonating frat boys, everyone's secrets begin to unravel.