We meet Violet Guyer again....a woman grown and on her first adventure outside the tiny town of Tumwater, Washington. She has been invited to San Francisco to play women's semi-professional basketball. Not so unusual you say? Not today, but this is the 1920's. This full length stage play is set in the roaring twenties in San Francisco. Violet, one of the sisters from "The Guyer Girls," has grown into a beautiful woman with children of her own. In the intervening years she has had a successful athletic career and has since bought her own bar and grill. She is a 'flapper' in every sense of the word; working all day and playing all night. While her teenaged daughter raises her seven year old son, Violet is out on the town Usually with her man de'jour. Her second marriage is a stone around her neck and she is about to get rid of her loser husband who is a compulsive gambler. She has the next husband all lined up. But, Jay, her boyfriend, has eyes for Violet's teenaged daughter. A dark drama with comedic relief provided by the two children.