Double or Nothing on Foster Ave.

All she wants is a life of her own...and maybe love along the way. Sarah Gold's got roommate problems, but she's not about to admit it to her overbearing parents, who think she can't make any decisions for herself. They weren't crazy about her living alone in the big city of Chicago anyway. "Why not settle down with a nice Jewish boy?" her mother constantly argues. But Sarah longs for something more-to change the world in even a small way. Through a chance encounter at a local diner, she finds a huge Victorian brick boarding house run by the grandmotherly Sophie. Young people come and go, as they make their way in life. Could this makeshift family be what Sarah's been longing for? A place that's safe enough to put the missing piece of her past to rest? A heartwarming, coming-of-age love story. The second book in Diane Dryden's Chicago series. Don't miss Book One, The Accidental King of Clark Street.