Under the Rainbow
Under the Rainbow by David Hitchings is a fiction novel published by AuthorHouse in June 2002. Spanning 648 pages, this edition explores the tumultuous journey of Mike Killgrew as he navigates life after separating from his wife and family. Returning to the beaches of Southern California, Mike encounters both old friends and new faces, including Dusty Hughes, a stripper, and Ed, an aspiring novelist, as he embarks on a wild adventure.
The narrative also delves into the experiences of Janet Killgrew, who grapples with her own challenges back home. As she confronts the realities of her community, she realizes that her previous perceptions were misguided. This story intertwines themes of action and adventure, capturing the complexities of relationships and personal discovery. Readers can expect a vivid portrayal of characters facing unexpected twists in their lives.
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Mike Killgrew gets into big trouble when he splits from his wife and family. He returns to the beaches of Southern California from his suburban security and relocates some pals but meets some new and unexpected ones along the way; Dusty Hughes, the stripper and Ed the aspiring novelist and takes a reality walk on the wild side of the wrong side.
Meanwhile, Janet Killgrew goes a little crazy back home in the comfort zone and discovers that the community around her was never what she thought it was. It was a stroll down crazy lane and she needs Mike now.
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