To deal with her present, she must face her past.
In 1985, a young Laura Rodriguez goes to Silicon Valley to start a career as a computer programmer.
She finds a job at a quirky startup run by a family with secrets.
In 2016, a now middle-aged Laura faces growing professional and family crises and the most divisive presidential election in recent history.
She fears losing her job in the wake of a merger, and she distrusts her new millennial boss.
Her daughter has cancer, her son quit a lucrative programming job and moved back home, and her marriage is crumbling--especially when an old flame reenters her life.
Laura must seek solutions from a past she wants to forget.
She may find them in the computer that changed her life, the Amiga.
Black Rose Writing Amiga, paperback/matthew arnold stern
