Lucky Torres masks a lifetime of abuse and abandonment behind an angry, tattooed exterior. Growing up in foster care, Lucky and her sister Fantasy have been searching for stability all their lives. While her sister has settled down, Lucky still hasn't found her way. But despite being homeless, unemployed and a single mother, jumping from girlfriend to girlfriend, the compelling Lucky still dreams of true love and success.

Another raging slab of real American history you're not likely to find in the textbooks. This is second title in the new Nabat series that debuted with Jack Black's 'You Can't Win.' It's a window into a wildly under-appreciated dropout culture that gets left out of the stultifying fairytales that pass for history books-a much more rowdy and messily interesting tradition than the guardians of propriety, steeped in those other great American traditions...