| Vietnam vet Joe Marcellino may not have lost his life in
the helicopter crash that left him with a disfigured leg and
a nasty limp, but he lost everything else. He lost his
fiancée, his dreams for the future and his belief in himself
along with his discharge from the army. With the luck he
was having it was fitting that the train taking him to his
home in Chicago was on Track 13. Could meeting the
beautiful redhead Sunny when boarding be an indication his
luck may be changing?
Sunny MCCafferty, an active protester of the Vietnam War,
was traveling to Chicago to lend her voice to the protest
march on the Democratic Convention. Finding herself
attracted to an ex-soldier was not part of the plan.
Good Vibration is a story of free love and
free speech. On their overnight train ride from New York
City to Chicago, Sunny and Joe were not a war vet and war
protester, they were just two people with a strong
attraction to one another. I like that even though their
beliefs were different and they were on opposing sides they
did not try to convince the other that their beliefs and
what they were fighting for was wrong. One thing they both
agreed on whole-heartedly is that it was much more fun
making love with each other instead of war. |
