ASIN: B00772CJXK
Publisher: Mary McPhee
Pages: 199
Nora Christie, still elegant at the age of 80, most certainly does not want to live in a senior retirement home. Not to be snobbish, but she feels she is used to better things. She’s healthy and literate, unlike most of the people one would find in such a place. Would there be anyone to play scrabble? To her surprise, Nora soon becomes immersed in the goings on in what she calls the “Twilight Zone,” (a peaceful, purplish place between bright, vivid life and the darkness of oblivion). She begins to record the zany, bizarre, touching things that happen when you put old people together.
