From the bestselling author of the No. 1 New York Times bestseller Beautiful Ruins, a father-son story that underscores why Jess Walter is not only among the funniest writers working today but among the most bighearted and humane. Jay is nothing like his hard-drinking, skirt-chasing, blue-collar dad. He's college-educated, works as a graphic designer, prefers white wine to whiskey, and is gay--a fact that's been lost, with so much else, in the growing fog of his father's dementia. When the woman with whom his dad has lived for decades throws him out (thanks to a little neighborly infidelity), Jay moves his dad in with him in Boise--at least temporarily--until he can find an eldercare facility for the old man. But the search turns out to be far more complicated than Jay realized--what place will not only care for his dad but let him be who he imperfectly is, bad habits and all? The answer to that question takes father and son to a 1950s-style motor inn, the Town & Country Senior Inn, where the only therapy on offer is nostalgia and happy hour starts at 3:30. In turns hilarious and heartbreaking, Town & Country describes a son's greatest act of tolerance and acceptance in a world--a distinctly American one--that hasn't always shown him the same. It's a story, as only Jess Walter could write it, about all the ways we cannot help but love each other even when, owing to political, regional, and generational divisions, we do not, and maybe cannot, understand each other.