The year is 1983. Twenty-two year-old Annlynn Browne has just moved from St. Louis, Missouri, to Lower Manhattan in pursuit of her Broadway dreams. To make ends meet, she juggles multiple jobs—and because she is a self-proclaimed “Extrovert for romance,” she also juggles multiple lovers. For better or worse, she loves with a nondiscriminating enthusiasm that her suitors find intoxicating, but no amount of affection can outshine her love of the city itself. Unfortunately, that is the one relationship that isn’t loving her back. While a motley mix of men, women, and others vie for her life-affirming attention, Annlynn struggles to stay afloat, all while maintaining the compelling ease of a girl who’s got it all figured out.
You, Me, and an Espresso Martini is an exuberant depiction of decadence, deception, and a life lived to the absolute fullest—a riveting story that’ll keep you up all night and reintroduce you to a lust for life.
