Looking for Nirvana

Coming of age has never been so zany or raunchy. Twenty-something Gloria Zadig, the only daughter of an old-world eccentric father, is trying to become a woman in the turn-of-the-century New York. Abie, her father, has other ideas. He wants her to marry and have his grandchildren. Gloria adores her father, but, really, this is going too far. She flees home to live with two very modern girlfriends, who teach her more than she ever wanted to know about metrosexual life in the Big Apple. Dorothy Packer-Fletcher is the Jane Austen of the new millennium. In Looking for Nirvana, she explores contemporary social intercourse in ways that would make dear, old Jane blush. Deeply. Warning, read at your own risk: sexual situations and skewed perspectives. Be prepared to laugh your heart out.