by William Scott Morrison (Author)

Luck of the Draw tells the story of what it was like to grow up in an era that defined a generation and changed a nation. From the baseball playgrounds of Little League in the conservative Fifties, to the Summer of Love and the radical Sixties, to the last days of the Vietnam war in the Seventies, it follows the lives of four idealistic boomers looking for love and trying to change the world. Theirs is the story of being young during that turbulent time of Cold War paranoia, civil rights marches, political assassinations, anti-war protests, military conscription and enormous cultural upheavals that included hippies, women's liberation and of course sex and drugs and the greatest rock 'n' roll.

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