Frankie Girl’s life at the trailer park has never been easy. On Maryland’s Eastern Shore, in a world of whispered secrets and broken promises, she quickly learns that trust is a rare commodity. With a family on the brink of collapse and betrayal lurking around every corner, the only steady presence in her life is the school bus driver—the one adult she can count on.
But Frankie refuses to be another statistic, another forgotten girl from the trailer park. With a sharp mind and an even sharper will, she navigates the harsh realities of her upbringing, determined to carve out a future beyond the limits of her world. Yet, as she struggles to hold her family together, she realizes that some battles are impossible to win alone.
Just when she begins to find a way forward, an old friend steps back into her life, offering her something she’s never truly known—love and redemption. For the first time, Frankie glimpses a future beyond the suffocating walls of her past. But hope is a dangerous thing, and the past is never far behind. When a familiar face resurfaces, threatening to unravel everything she’s fought for, Frankie is forced to confront the ghosts she thought she’d escaped.
Through moments of heartache and hope, romance and resilience, Saturday Night at the Trailer Park takes readers on a powerful emotional journey. Frankie’s story is one of survival against all odds, of fighting for love even when the world says you don’t deserve it, and of proving that where you come from doesn’t have to define where you’re going.
Poignant, gripping, and deeply moving, this novel will stay with readers long after they turn the final page.