Good Housekeeping

<p><strong>With humor and a touch of satire author Patricia J. Parsons creates another memorable character as she skewers domestic drudgery.</strong></p><p><br></p><p>Erica Flanagan uber-feminist and one of the stars of the afternoon television talk show has honed her on-air bitch persona to perfection. Or so she thought. But Erica is becoming increasingly impatient with the new breed of millennial women who seem to be regressing into homemaker mode - the trad wives of TikTok fame. When she finally blows her stack on live television her boss puts her on a six-month sabbatical. In all her fifty-three years on the planet workaholic Erica has never had time on her hands. Erica needs a project. </p><p><br></p><p>With a burning desire to show all those young stay-at-home housewife women a thing or two Erica embarks on a project to prove to the younger generation of women that they're wasting their time on meaningless home-based activities-that they need to get a life. And if Erica who doesn't have a domestic bone in her body can do it she will have won the argument. But she never considered the consequences of the social media backlash.</p><p>Between her thirteen-year-old social media-savvy daughter Maddie a budding filmmaker and the mysterious Betty Crocket who keeps showing up unannounced Erica finds herself on a wild domestic adventure and unexpectedly discovers she might not be who she thinks she is.</p><p><br></p><p><br></p>