Synopsis "Take Me Home: and Other Screenplays of Music and Love"
"Everything we've ever wanted to do: catching fireflies, getting you onstage, finessing a tour of Area 51... we're in this together."Two lovers head off on a road trip for the ages with nothing but the wind in their faces, the sun at their backs, and a 1966 Thunderbird convertible under their feet. But the journey from Harlem, New York to the woods of California is far from easy, as the two are relentlessly hunted by forces outside their relationship and haunted by the secrets within.Men in hazmat suits patiently wait for their moment to strike. The regrets of yesteryear fester until they can be avoided no longer. Illegal drag races, high-society mansion parties, and the secrets of the distant universe-- the couple navigates them all, and in the end, there's only one thing left for them to face: Themselves.Screenwriter and author Rich Etienne (L'Amour en Noir: A Screenplay Collection, SnapShot) presents his seventh book-- returning to the timeless theme of love but intertwining rhythms of joy, sorrow, exploration, and eros. With a finale that will move you to sing both aloud and within, Take Me Home invites you on journey of love, invites you to discover and experience music from the inside out, and most of all......invites you home.
