Girls from Detroit

It's 2018. Melanie Barnett thinks she has life all figured out. She's working in the marketing department of a Kentucky bourbon distillery, a promotion is on the cards, and after breaking up with her former fiancé, she's convinced that love and a career don't mix. Then, in a secret compartment of the vintage Jordan MX – a scarlet red sports car and a symbol of the Jazz Age, bequeathed to her by her great-great-great-aunt Violet – she discovers a well-worn diary containing a mysterious message: Take what you want from this story, Melanie, and forget the rest.
It's 1921. Violet Bond doesn't have to answer to anyone. She has journeyed to Detroit, the energetic hub of the thriving automotive industry and America's fastest-growing city, where life brings her unexpected adventures. But in a world of illegal speakeasies, new friends, and surprising loves, it's easy to lose control of your own life.
When Melanie finds herself at a crossroads in life, her and Violet's fates unexpectedly intertwine. Though separated by several generations, both are contemplating how they want to live and asking what it truly means to be a modern woman.