Boca by Moonlight: A Funeral. Three Friends. Starting Over.

"Reminiscent of the Golden Girls...spunk, humor...and so relatable." - Reader's Favorite

Do men ever listen? Are their friendships real? How does a widower start over?

George is lost following the death of his wife of thirty-eight years. A broken man, he bounces from relationship to relationship in search of a meaningful connection even as he struggles to maintain communication with his adult children. The only constant - George's golf buddies.

Then George's friend Willy dies.

Why did Willy's family stay away from the funeral? Why did the check to the mortuary bounce? And why did George have to pay to bury him? And who are all the women at the funeral? More importantly, what can George learn from Willy's life to escape making the same foolish mistakes as he searches for the executor of Willy's estate in this humorous, baby boomer, cozy mystery?

“Readers who appreciate a slow burn with ample psychological depth will be gratified.” – Prairies Book Review

2022 Jewish Book Council Selection

From the award-winning author of The Intersect, After the Fall, and What's That Growing in My Sour Cream? comes a tale of redemption. The story of a man coming to grips with his mortality and the complications of human relationships. Told with the wit, humor, and emotional power that Brad Graber brings to his novels.

About the Author:
Brad Graber writes novels because he grew up in a family where no one listened to him. So he made up stories about them. He also writes a humor blog: There, I Said It! For more information on Brad Graber go to www.bradgraber.com