Dancing with Daffodil - Cunha, Al
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Maggie, a homeless woman, lives in an alley. She spends her days making sunshine stew, thinking about the past, and dancing with Daffodil. The story begins with conflict, and the conflict continues, erupting into a ball of fury. It is a mixture of comedy, sadness, love, friendship, and survival. Maggie is being evicted from the place that she calls home, and she is fighting it all the way. This homeless woman, along with a bakery owner and a magazine writer on assignment, share a friendship that will take you on a journey that will end in a twist of unparalleled magnitude.

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Produktbeschreibung
Maggie, a homeless woman, lives in an alley. She spends her days making sunshine stew, thinking about the past, and dancing with Daffodil. The story begins with conflict, and the conflict continues, erupting into a ball of fury. It is a mixture of comedy, sadness, love, friendship, and survival. Maggie is being evicted from the place that she calls home, and she is fighting it all the way. This homeless woman, along with a bakery owner and a magazine writer on assignment, share a friendship that will take you on a journey that will end in a twist of unparalleled magnitude.
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Autorenporträt
Al Cunha was born in Watsonville, a small town on the coast of central California, and he grew up in Salinas, a short distance away. Dancing with Daffodil, a novel about a homeless woman in San Francisco, captured our hearts. The first book in the Angels of the Caps series has been enjoyed by many people, and now here is Caplinks (book 2). In addition to the beauty of Portugal, once again he paints his words on a canvas with his familiar landscapes of the central coast of California. His inspiration is from John Steinbeck, and the beautiful Salinas Valley. Living in California, he continues to work on literary projects.