Is it the road trip from hell, or once last chance to make things right again?When Dale moved to New York, he thought he left his old life behind. Then a phone call from his ex-fiancé sends his old life crashing around him. Before he even knows what's happening, he's trapped in a cantankerous old car with the brothers he abandoned, his still-bitter ex-fiancé, his current live-in girlfriend, and a pee-happy poodle. All they have to do is scatter their father's ashes in the ocean and they'll never have to see each other again. But with so much baggage in the car, will they even make it that far?(40,000 words) WHAT READERS ARE SAYING"Hilarious and really heart-warming.... There are some really funny moments and the characters are all vividly drawn with their own particular quirks.... A great story about the importance of family, laughably funny, lovable characters." - Book Stack Reviews "I laughed and I cried. No, I really did. This novella packs a big punch." - Amanda Chambers, Living, Learning, and Loving Life Book Review "This book was recommended to me when I was looking for something funny, uplifting, easy and fun to read. Thanks, because that's exactly what I got. I really enjoyed the ride to BelAir.... I'm usually pretty good about predicting outcomes but I have to say that this one had some surprises for me and I like that. And, I think you'll like Driving to BelAir." - Lia Fairchild, author of IN SEARCH OF LUCY "Driving to BelAir is filled with characters who think and act like real people. I laughed and cried, became frustrated, annoyed and completely and wonderfully engaged.... If you don't read Driving to BelAir you are missing one really great road trip." - Pam Bainbridge-Cowan, author of SOMETHING IN THE DARK"I thought it had the perfect amount of drama and I found the story extremely engaging... I highly recommend this novella. It's a wonderful story with intriguing characters that will keep you hooked from start to finish." - Vanessa Boekie, Boekie's Book Reviews "Driving to BelAir is one of those stories you hope some smart Hollywood director picks up because it would make an excellent film... fantastic character development, descriptive writing and excellent pacing make this a novel you will be happy to pick up." - M. L. Archer, author of THE CALLING OF MIKE MALONE