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Our Gen by Diane McKinney-Whetstone

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Also by Diane McKinney-Whetstone:

Our Gen, July 2023
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Our Gen, July 2022
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Our Gen
Diane McKinney-Whetstone

A Novel

Amistad
July 2022
On Sale: July 5, 2022
288 pages
ISBN: 006314011X
EAN: 9780063140110
Kindle: B09HSDVYCC
Hardcover / e-Book
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Paperback (July 2023)

Women's Fiction Contemporary

The Gen—short for Sexagenarian—is an upscale fifty-five-plus community located in the bucolic suburbs of Philadelphia. Main character Cynthia befriends the Gen’s two other Black residents, Bloc and Tish, as well as Lavia, who everyone assumes is from India. They regularly convene to smoke weed, line dance, and debate politics and philosophy as the wine goes down like silk. Their camaraderie is exhilarating. 

But beneath the fun and froth, storms gather. With its walls of windows gushing light and air, the Gen becomes the catalyst for secrets to be exposed. 

Shifting the narrative between the characters’ pasts and the present day, Diane McKinney-Whetstone deftly builds suspense as she captures with insight, poignancy, and humor, the scars, tenderness, and swagger of those not yet old, but no longer young, coming to the mean acceptance that life is finite after all, who knew. 

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