Elephant Milk by Diane Sherry Case is a wild, unconventional journey through the counterculture of 1969—a time when Hollywood glamour, rock ’n’ roll, drugs, danger, and the search for freedom collided.
Sean Hayes finds herself caught in the increasingly dark world surrounding late-1960s Los Angeles. But when the boyfriend she loves disappears into Mexico, she leaves Beverly Hills behind and follows her heart south, beginning an adventure far stranger than anything she could have imagined.
Her search takes her into a traveling circus, Mexican jungles, ancient Mayan landscapes, dangerous rivalries, knife-throwing performances, and unforgettable encounters, all while she remains determined to find the man she loves.
Perfect for readers drawn to 1960s counterculture, coming-of-age adventures, historical fiction, Hollywood, Mexico, romance, music, and unconventional journeys, Elephant Milk is a colorful and unpredictable story about searching for love, freedom, and your place in a rapidly changing world.
— John Rinaldo, The Positive Pen
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