Gail Lockwood and her Imaginary Agony Aunt

by Lynne Hackles

Facing redundancy and with a to-do list that includes 'get a man and get laid,' fifty-something Gail Lockwood invents an imaginary agony aunt to help navigate the chaos of job hunting, a meddling mother, and a daughter constantly needing babysitting services—only to discover that life's true priorities can't be checked off.