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Live from the Road: A Magical Route 66 Novel (English Edition) Formato Kindle
Best friends Meg and Sally seek a change in the mundane routine of their lives. “Is this all there is?” Sally asks Meg after visiting a dying friend in the hospital. That’s when Meg suggests they take a journey to discover the answer. Joined by their daughters, they set off on a journey of salvation enhanced by the glories of the Mother Road.
Along the way, they are joined by a Chicago bluesman, a Pakistani liquor storeowner from Illinois, a Marine from Missouri, a gun-toting momma from Oklahoma, and a motel clerk from New Mexico. Meg, mourning for her dead son, learns to share her pain with her daughter CC. When Sally’s husband of almost thirty years leaves a voicemail telling her he’s leaving, both Sally and her daughter Ramona discover some truths about love and independence.
Death, divorce and deception help to reveal the inner journey taking place under the blazing desert sun as a Route 66 motel owner reads the Bhagavad-Gita and an eagle provides the sign they’ve all been seeking. Enlightenment comes tiptoeing in at dawn in a Tucumcari laundromat, while singing karaoke at a bar in New Mexico, and during dinner at the Roadkill Café in Seligman, Arizona. The four women’s lives will never be the same after the road leads them to their hearts—the true destination for these road warriors.
Buy Live from the Road for a magical and humorous and poignant journey with the road warriors of Route 66.
- LinguaInglese
- Data di pubblicazione3 gennaio 2014
- Dimensioni file654 KB
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- ASIN : B00839H5QW
- Editore : P.C. Zick (3 gennaio 2014)
- Lingua : Inglese
- Dimensioni file : 654 KB
- Utilizzo simultaneo di dispositivi : illimitato
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- Screen Reader : Supportato
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- X-Ray : Abilitato
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- Memo : Su Kindle Scribe
- Lunghezza stampa : 265 pagine
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Part Thelma & Louise, part Robin Hood and his band of merry men, part the Pied Piper of Hamlin, P. C. Zick hits a homerun with Live On The Road. The cast of characters starts out with two mothers and their twenty something daughters as they travel across the U. S. on the old Route 66 and ends up including a whole host of interesting, displaced people, longing for adventure alongside these four “Road Warriors”. The book is a wonderful cavalcade of life––laughter, charming and clever bantering between the daughters and their moms, pent-up feelings, divorce, wild flings, karaoke, tragedy, emotional and spiritual discoveries, and some tidbits about the history of Route 66, coincidentally known as the “Mother Road”. In short, this is an extremely well-written book that, through its very believable characters and vivid descriptions of the beauties they encounter gives you something for everyone, as the group keeps chorusing, “May we always go where we’re headed and be content with the journey no matter where it leads!” A thoroughly enjoyable read! Definitely recommended…
S. R. Mallery, author
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S. R. Mallery, author

Trip? Yes, the trip taken by two best friends and their daughters. They started from Chicago and were heading to L.A., traveling the old Route 66 for as much as they could. At first the two friends were going to go, then their daughters decided that they wanted to go, especially, when they learned that there was to be auditions in L.A. if they planned their trip right. CC was a singer; Ramona wanted to be an actress, but also sang... In fact the four all sang and looked for Karaoke bars each night when they stopped...to practice! As well as to give each audience a show they would remember.
Meg narrated most of the story, and kept a journal, naturally, since she was a journalist. She and Sally her best friend had talked about the trip since Meg needed to settle some past issues that she'd been internally hanging on to, including the death of her son. Essentially, she had closed him off inside and was not able to face his loss... And CC had been hurting also, as if losing her mother as well...
As they started, they dressed up their van with Route 66 signs and declared themselves the Road Warriors, with even a solemn (!!!) group hand sharing as they left certain areas...
I have to say, I would love to have been traveling with them!
And others felt the same way! So as the Warriors met people along the way and told them about their trip, their destination... well, you guessed it, they either joined them right then or caught up with them later (on Route 66 of course so it wasn't hard to find them!) They even met a couple on their way to get married--and everybody later became their wedding party!
Seriously, there is no way to describe what was encountered on that trip! You just have to experience it!
One of the things Sally had planned for the trip was to bring her father's remains back to where he had wanted to stay...so a wake with fireworks took place! They picked up Laramie at that stop, when she came running with her shotgun on hearing the fireworks... Later, Sally was the one who was comforted by Meg as she received word that her husband had left her...and so much more!
A couple went along for the music auditions, but most just had that look...you know...the one that says you just need to do something crazy??? Need to get away? Read Live From the Road and you just might be making your own plans! Wish I could go with you! Hey, wait a minute...This book was just like I was there, including the hugging and crying with the Road Warriors! Waaaaayyy Cool Book! Come listen to the music along with my thoughts at Book Reader's Heaven...
GABixlerReviews

If you're a person who feels like they want to get off the roller coaster of career stress, and the fast pace of urban life in general, this book will probably appeal to you.
There are no no big plot twists here, but you still find yourself really interested in what's going to happen next. In essence, this is a realistic story about leaving your comfort zone, taking a leap of faith, and being open to where you might land.
The characters are very real, and the plot is very believable. The author makes to feel as if you're along for the ride, one that has its hills, valleys and unexpected curves. When the road ends, you make the choice of whether you'll stay and explore, or turn around and go back to the familiar place where you started.
I loved the characters, really enjoyed the plot and plan to read more of Ms. Kline's books.

No one expected that this road trip would be more than a pleasant ride through the country. The four women stop at interesting road side attractions, but they also explore their pasts and their relationships during the journey. Their excitement about traveling Route 66 is contagious and the "Road Warriors" eventually attract a caravan of cars that follow them across country. The crazy characters they meet are odd, funny, and absolutely outrageous.
I once traveled with my grown daughter for three months, doing research for a Caribbean guide book. During that trip I saw my daughter as an adult, a woman who I was proud to know. The four women in this book laughed and cried together (many times), told secrets that kept them apart, and examined failed relationships with the men in their lives. It's a well-told story that cuts away the layers to get to the core of personal realities, serious stuff.
Lucky for readers, it's not all serious. We get to watch while they shoot grandpa's ashes off in a bottle rocket, meet Looza, the lady whose husband brought an alligator to bed, and laugh at the "kiss of death." The author creates her own platitudes like:"You're not lost if you travel the direction you're going," or "Don't trust a man who wears a white cowboy hat, because he's hiding something." She also creates memorable characters with personal stories worth exploring. Travel Route 66 with these women and enjoy the ride.

I enjoyed this book immensely. It had me bawling at some points, and wondering "did she really say that?" at other points. I will say the best part of this book for me is the deep thoughts that come up just about anywhere. The story moves along so well, that you can just go on reading after a subject is brought up, or you can slow down and ponder for a while.
The vehicle is loaded, there's plenty of gas; now it's up to you to decide if you want to go in the direction in which you're heading.