Marnie Cole was thirty-four years old and she had never figured out what to do w
She worked at the Family Diner on Route 9 in a town called Harlan that had once been a coal mining town and was now a nothing town, which is the American dream if you think about it long enough. She worked the lunch shift, which meant she was on her feet from ten in the morning until six in the night, pouring coffee for men who looked at her legs and women who looked at her weight and nobody...
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