Harry Danced Divinely

There is a myth that the 1950's were a simpler time.

Family life is never simple.



The Whittakers are stunned when their trusted nanny, Meddie, suddenly leaves without giving notice. Meddie always knows everything before everyone else. What does she know that she isn't willing to tell them?



The trouble between Stan and Adele Heussler might have started when Adele backed Stan's car into their house. Or did it start when they bought an antique Queen Anne bedroom set?



Dale Kenway comes home with a medal after fighting in the Korean War. The neighbors are calling him a hero. There is a reason why he doesn't feel like one.



When George Masterson starts asking questions about a new family that moved onto Giffort Street, he doesn't get the reactions he expects.



There are unexpected consequences at the Danahys', where Meghan and her father are fighting over the Vietnam War. Meghan wants her father's help to keep her boyfriend out of the war. Her father is counting on the draft to be rid of him.



Nothing--absolutely nothing--can prepare you for the shocking public lesson that Lillian Levinson teaches her spoiled adult son because she doesn't have a tea bag.



There are five stories and a novella in Harry Danced Divinely. The neighbors reappear from story to story, just like they do in any neighborhood. After you settle in on Giffort Street, you won't want to leave!



"Every story a glimpse into a real-life story of a person, a family... engaging enough to read into the wee hours of the morning, this book was a true pleasure and an unexpected find."  Mandy S.