Oranges In The Big Apple

Oranges In The Big Apple by Judith Yancey, published by Xlibris Corporation in May 2013, is a romantic and humorous novel that captures the essence of a Florida family navigating life in the late sixties and early seventies. The story features passionate characters and a variety of pets, set against the vibrant backdrop of New York City. It follows a young girl aspiring for stardom and her former beauty queen mother, who juggles the challenges of single motherhood while searching for love amidst a series of funny and awkward situations.
Readers will find a narrative rich in family dynamics and relationships, highlighting themes of love, humor, and the pursuit of dreams. The family’s uplifting spirit and resilience in the face of adversity are central to the story, supported by the strong southern values instilled by the grandmother. With 216 pages, this edition presents a blend of romance and comedy, making it a unique exploration of marriage, long-term relationships, and the unpredictable world of entertainment.
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Oranges in the Big Apple is a romantic, funny, and sexy novel about a Florida family on the go in the late sixties and early seventies. Passionate characters, a multitude of pets, and unpredictable situations emerge. With a young girl searching for stardom, the crazy world of entertainment is well portrayed. A former beauty queen, who is also a single mother of three young sons, searches for the perfect man which lands her in many funny, and awkward situations. The family’s uplifting and refreshing spirit in the face of hard knocks and their optimism is the heart of this book. Grandma’s southern values keep the family strong, supportive, and tight. New York City is the perfect backdrop for this mix of success, disillusionment, and adventure.
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