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You're Gonna Love It Here

A tale of love, chaos, humor, and suspense,
set within the hopeful swirl of the 1970s Pacific NW.

Lou, a laid-back dropout, seeks the easy life,
enters a world of quirky roommates and cultural mayhem,
falls for a woman challenged by mental health issues,
and becomes the target of an FBI raid.​

When his easy life unravels—job gone, savings embezzled, home demolished—Lou is forced to decide what matters most:
save his innocent friend from prison or risk what's left of himself on a final chance at love.

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You're Gonna Love It Here  is an engaging blend of the counterculture immersion of Jessica Anya Blau's Mary Jane, the wit and introspection of Andrew Sean Greer's Less is Lost, and the quirky humor of Portlandia. The novel will resonate with readers who lived through the 1970s and younger readers fascinated by that pivotal era.

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