Peachtree Road Quotes

“The Beatles conquered America, and skirts went thigh-high and teenagers higher as substances most adults had never heard of slammed through their bloodstreams, and beads and bells and strobes and synthesizers supplanted Japanese lanterns and “Moonglow” at the parties of the American young. America in those years was like an automobile with the governor off its motor and its accelerator jammed to the floor.”
― Anne Rivers Siddons, Peachtree Road: An Unforgettable Southern Family Saga of Forbidden Love, Privilege, and Rebellion in Elite Atlanta