Beebox

In this compelling, character-driven, poignantly funny, sexy, scary and finally uplifting story, we look back to an era just past the Vietnam war-of free love, sex-drugs-rock-and-roll, and the Women's Movement. It's 1976; Roxanne Peplinjak's fledgling illustration/graphic design business and her broken heart are limping along. Her first love has left her-for the fourth time-lonely in Minneapolis. Unexpectedly, she meets a musician and falls head-over-heels. A new apartment next door to a former workmate revives a girlfriendship. Some better work brightens her outlook. But Roxanne's romance hits a snag and she snaps-starts partying hard and missing deadlines. When her new place to live turns out to have been a good place to die for the last tenant (whose lingering spirit seems determined to lure Roxanne into suicide), she must turn to her uncommon abilities-creative and extrasensory-in order to survive being haunted by ghosts of the dead and just plain gone, spark her livelihood, and look to the future of love with hope.