If You Could See What I See
A funny, touching story about the love between three sisters, a mother, and a grandmother – who all have a touch of crazy running like hellfire through their veins.
They sell lacy, silky, sexy lingerie: Bras. Panties. Thongs. Negligees.
Started by Meggie O’Rourke’s grandmother, Regan, Lace, Satin and Baubles is a lingerie business in Portland, Oregon that is struggling to survive.
Meggie O’Rourke’s mother, Brianna O’Rourke, a nationally known, cheerful sex therapist, refused to work in the family lingerie business, calling her own mother, “A battle-ax-throwing, temperamental bra goddess.”
Grandmother Regan called her daughter, Brianna, “A dildo-promoting, craft obsessed sex queen.”
They love each other, but Meggie’s mother and grandmother, obviously, can’t work together.
So, it fell on Meggie and her edgy, warring sisters, Lacey and Tory, to work for their strict, blunt-speaking Irish American grandmother who held her measuring tape close and her secrets closer.
Meggie was ordered by her grandmother to return home to save the family business after taking time off to save her sanity. Lacey is struggling to raise teenagers and Tory is firing company lingerie designers left and right. During their latest sister fight, two mannequins came to blows and lost their heads and arms.
But together the sisters must combine forces to reinvent Lace, Satin, and Baubles, the company Regan started as a destitute young woman. Their fraught relationship can be tricky and fiery, but the loving bonds – in bras, thongs, and negligees – are forever.
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