Bebe Moore Campbell, acclaimed by the "Washington Post Book World" as "one of the most important African-American novelists of this century", tells an unforgettable tale about second chances. Maxine McCoy has made it. She has a successful career, a hard-working ambitious husband, and her first child on the way. She's come a long way from the working-class neighborhood--a neighborhood she must revisit when she receives a call of concern about her grandmother.
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Bebe Moore Campbell, acclaimed by the "Washington Post Book World" as "one of the most important African-American novelists of this century", tells an unforgettable tale about second chances. Maxine McCoy has made it. She has a successful career, a hard-working ambitious husband, and her first child on the way. She's come a long way from the working-class neighborhood--a neighborhood she must revisit when she receives a call of concern about her grandmother.
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