Harriet, Melody, Beth, and Jane Anne have been friends since their kids were in kindergarten. So far their friendship has been limited to bragging about their kids and then their grandkids. but with life comes change, and now none of them wants to admit that she is struggling with a personal crisis. Then Melody announces that she was scammed by the handsome rascal she met on an Internet dating site. Seeing Melody's humiliation, Harriet concocts a scheme to track the con artist down. Beth and Jane Anne are skeptical, but the search takes their minds off their own problems. Working together, the four women learn what friendship really means.

Husbands, Lovers, and Strangers Harriet, Melody, Beth, and Jane Anne have been friends since their kids were in kindergarten. So far their friendship has been limited to bragging about their kids and then their grandkids. But with life comes changes, and now none of them wants to admit that she is struggling with a personal crisis. That is, until Melody announces she was scammed by the handsome rascal she met on an Internet dating site. When Harriet sees Melody's humiliation, she forgets her frustration at having to recover from a fall at a nursing facility instead of one of her children's homes, and she decides to track Melody's con artist down. Beth and Jane Anne are skeptical, but the search takes their minds off their own problems: the dire predictions made at Jane Anne¿s May-December marriage are coming true, and Beth¿s husband refuses to cut back on his lifestyle even though his pension has disappeared and their marriage is unraveling. Working together, the four women find strengths they didn't know they had...and learn what friendship really means.

Every Other Wednesday is a book about old friends in a continuing relationship through the years. Changes may come and go in their lives, but their friendship remains steady. They keep in touch by having lunch every other Wednesday with an occasional road trip thrown in just for fun.

"Tia, Leo and Mr. Peabody face off against Madame Celeste and her minions in her secret underground lair, where she's been plotting - naturally - to take over the world. The Lunch Club heroes have a perfect plan: wait until midnight, then sneak in and rescue Mr. Fish, the guardian of the Pisces constellation. What they don't account for? Madame Celeste has a legion of living rock minions, who capture Mr. Peabody. The list of who Tia and Leo need to save keeps getting longer - until it includes them too. Things take an even more desperate turn when Madame Celeste, in a misguided plan to win friends and influence people, attempts to control the guardian of the thirteenth sign of the zodiac. This thirteenth sign so powerful (and evil!) that it has been kept secret throughout history. This latest adventure has it all: the tragic origin story of Madame Celeste's fuzzy slippers; the problem of invisibility potions (what do you do when your body turns invisible, but your clothes do not?), and an even eviler new bad guy!"-- Provided by publisher.

The Lunch Club is back (in time) in their latest adventure! It's history week at Pleasant Valley Elementary. Mr. Peabody has organized some very cool AND educational events. But Leo and Tia haven't seen him since he vanished into a weird portal, along with the villainous McSticky. When Mr. Peabody suddenly reappears, he comes bearing bad news: McSticky, has a dangerous space-time ray and he's not afraid to use it . . . to change the course of history! Will the Lunch Club gang be able to stop him in time?

Scrapbook of newspaper articles, pamplets, etc. by and about the City Lunch Club, which later changed its name to the City Club of Rochester.

It's the first day at a new school for unicorn-loving, practical Tia. It's hard to be the new kid. Lunching alone in an obscure club room, she finally finds an unlikely friend in Leo, who loves being funny and sometimes forgets to think before he jokes.Tia and Leo notice that the school janitor is acting weird. He's been picking through the trash and hoarding banana peels in the creepy school basement. And he's kind of acting like a zombie. Things go from weird to worse when the kids -- with the help of the advisor to the school's least popular club -- discover what's behind it: a huge mustachioed space monster who plans to take over the world!