Darren, a recent law school graduate, doesn't know what to do with his life now that school is over. Ironically, what he wants most is to figure out what he wants.

Although he struggles to make decisions, he’s pretty sure he doesn’t want to be a lawyer like his dad and brother. His classmate Rebecca, on the other hand, knows exactly what she wants: the big corner office at the big city firm.

After taking the California State Bar exam, Darren convinces Rebecca to celebrate by joining him and his old high school friends for the weekend at his parents’ condo in Lake Tahoe. While Darren realizes the weekend is his last chance for frivolity before entering the real world, it’s also his last chance to be with Rebecca before she moves away to start her legal career.

In one weekend, Darren must find his direction, pursue his passion, and keep himself and his friends out of the local Tahoe jail. “Quite possibly the best book you’ll read this year—assuming you don’t have a lot of time for books.

” – Blaine Corren, author of Club Tahoe“Not sure what the moral of the story is, but it sure is funny. ” – Blaine Corren, self-proclaimed late-night comedy connoisseur“Finally a book printed in large enough font for the middle-aged reader.

” – Blaine Corren, middle-aged reader. .