It Just Gets Better with Time

Literature & Fiction and United States

Are we in fact products of our environment?
What actually determines who we are or what we become?

Get to know Dorothy- a hard working mother of four, who struggles to maintain a happy household, even when things aren’t going so well. The minute she overcomes one trial, it seems another is lurking just around the corner. By faith, she believes that things will get better. Being the backbone of her family, Dorothy thrives to keep her children obedient, her husband straight, and her nosy sister Caroline out of her business. If Caroline wasn’t so busy tending to other’s business, she may be able to see what’s going with her own family.

Introducing Caroline- the goody two shoes pessimist, who thinks her baby sister Dorothy came out of the womb making mistakes. From day one, her sister always chose the wrong men, and made the wrong decisions. Caroline, on the other hand, lived a total opposite life from Dorothy. Caroline tries teaching Dorothy the techniques to living happily ever after but, her attempts fail. Instead of having the finer things in life, Dorothy settles for a dependent husband, and a house full of children.

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Maseyree was born in East St. Louis, Illinois and raised in Grand Rapids, Michigan. After graduating from Creston High School, Maseyree attended Excel Academies of Cosmetology, and worked as a licensed stylist for seven years. In 1997 she moved to Georgia to pursue her career in writing. She attended The Art Institute of Atlanta where she earned a degree in Video Production in 2002. Upon graduation Maseyree received the Student Success Award for her outstanding achievements. To date, Maseyree has worked as a freelance writer for several magazines. In 2004 Maseyree founded the company Tongue Untied Publishing and released her debut novel, It Just Gets Better With Time. Maseyree currently resides in Georgia and works part-time as a Care Coordinator in an elderly and physically handicapped, living facility. Only Time Will Tell is the sequel to It Just Gets Better with Time. Maseyree’s future goals are to write/direct a studio production or play. She also plans to publish the manuscripts of other authors.