Next in Line

<p>Welcome to Mortar and Pestle RX where prescriptions are filled patience is tested and absolutely nothing goes according to plan.</p><p></p><p>Meet Mic Janice Monika Bronco and Sammy-five pharmacy employees held together by caffeine sarcasm and the thinnest thread of professionalism. Whether they're dodging irate customers surviving corporate chaos or staging passive-aggressive Post-it note wars this band of lovable misfits is just trying to make it to closing time without strangling each other.</p><p></p><p>A sharp-witted satire of customer service culture and workplace dysfunction <em>Next in Line</em> is for anyone who's ever worked retail waited in line too long or wondered if the pharmacist was secretly judging them (spoiler: they were).</p><p></p><p>--</p><p></p><p><em>Next in Line</em> is a hilariously sharp and painfully relatable peek behind the pharmacy counter delivering biting satire chaotic charm and a cast of lovable misfits that anyone who's ever worked retail-or survived it-will instantly recognize and root for. - <em>NewInBooks</em></p><p></p><p>Comic and episodic <em>Next in Line</em> is the prose version of wacky off-the-wall television sitcoms that pave the way for easy chuckles and workplace entertainment. - <em>Independent Book Review</em></p><p></p><p>It is like reading the literary version of the hit TV series The Office. But in this case it is actually centered around a lively pharmacy and its unconventional workers. If you're a fan of novels that depict comical work-related misadventures unique personalities and social connections this book is the perfect read for you. - Makeda Cummings for <em>Readers' Favorite</em></p>