Four New York Bachelors Stumble Through Wacky Adventures and Growing Pains in This Hilarious Novel

Alpharetta, GA -- (SBWire) -- 03/30/2017 --Stephen Newfield has been sitting on the gem that is his debut book, Goodbye Bronx, for decades now. After uncovering a draft of the text in a drawer, he was determined to finally have it published. Stephen combines his zany sense of humor with a few life experiences to create this fictional tale of four New York bachelors who are fast approaching their late twenties, but far from giving up their haphazard schemes and carefree attitudes.

After lucking out on a one-year sublease of a spectacular Italian-style villa in upstate Neckaneck Township, Waldo, Mendel Jr., Monte, and Ricky enter the social whirl of suburbia. Waldo Flanken, a gangly, six-foot, uncoordinated college dropout, provides countless episodes of fun and mishaps as he stumbles through life. His three villa-mates are not far behind in a madcap journey through snobbish Neckaneck society.

Whether it is a party with a group of hospital student-nurses or a weekend trip to a New Jersey dude ranch, it is a nonstop adventure that will keep your laugh meter running full speed. The action doesn't stop until the day they move out of the villa. Neckaneck will never be the same, but neither will "The Four Schmucks on the Hill" and the women in their lives. Follow the chaotic adventures of Waldo, Monte, Mendel, and Ricky as they scheme their way through life and create a wacky year no one will ever forget.

Goodbye Bronx is available on http://www.Amazon.com, http://www.GoodbyeBronx.com and http://www.Shop.BookLoggix.com.

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