Mr. Psychic

Divorced with one grown son, George has only his retirement to look forward to. Carefully scrimping, allowing himself very few pleasures, and saving for his future life of expected ease, he gets the shock of his life when he is let go from his job. With his entire retirement in serious jeopardy, George is thrown into a panicked tailspin. Facing a job market heavily skewed toward youth, he finds it almost impossible to locate a comparable job in his field. After many entirely useless excursions into the employment market (can you say humiliating job interviews?), George takes the only job that is offered to him: he becomes a telephone psychic.

In the fight for his own financial survival, George is forced to dig deep and find out exactly what he is made of. And then he meets Mimi. It is in the act of being forced down a path that he did not choose that George finds not just himself but the woman who has been missing from his life all along. Had he stayed true to the imagined life that he was sure he always wanted, true love and true happiness would have passed him right by.