Jo Dasher

When an unlucky-in-love thirty-something loses her job and moves back in with her mom, she starts seeing her childhood imaginary friend (Molly Ringwald) and acting on perverse, outdated love and life advice straight out of a John Hughes teen movie.

A tenacious, busty tomboy stumbles into womanhood while in college at one of America’s long-standing bastions of toxic masculinity—West Point—during the W. Bush years right after 9/11. Based on true events.

When Lily, heiress to the White Industries fortune, discovers she was adopted from the other side of the tracks, she launches a self-centered mission to “save” the neighborhood—a Black community who neither wants nor needs her help.

Accidentally stranded deep in Taliban territory, a disillusioned army lieutenant and her interpreter—an Afghan midwife—work together to make it back to base alive while the men running this war from HQ keep getting in their way as they focus on avoiding a PR disaster.