Mia used to be fun. She was the class clown;a newlywed member of the mile high club;the mom who made her sons giggle with her bad British accent and well-placed tickles. But three years after the sudden death of her husband, there’s no time for that. She’s the only parent they have. She’s written a memoir with the support of her three best girlfriends: Chelsea from her childhood in Atlanta, Rachel from college in Boston, and George from her early-twenties in Manhattan. They’ve been her lifeline all along - then and especially now. Now, her memoir is out and she has to to promote it. But who wants to read a sad book written by a sad woman? She needs to find her spark and find it fast. And so her book tour is born. She’ll visit Chelsea, Rachel and George and their hometown bookstores. But along the way, she realizes that her friends have lost their spark too, and that the stories she’s been telling herself are just that. Stories. If she can rewrite who she is now by revisiting who she was then, maybe she can reignite the spark for all of them.