Doctor Detroit

Clifford Skridlow, a meek yet profoundly knowledgeable professor of comparative literature, finds himself submerged in an unforeseen adventure when he crosses paths with four captivating young women at a bustling Chicago eatery. Monroe College, the financially troubled institution where Clifford teaches, serves as the backdrop for this unlikely narrative.This chance encounter is not merely a serendipitous moment; it marks the beginning of an extraordinary transformation in Clifford's life. The women, intrigued by his intellect and gentle demeanor, draw him into their world, offering him new experiences and insights that challenge his previous understanding of himself and the world around him.As Clifford navigates these uncharted territories, he grapples with the themes of self-discovery, personal growth, and the power of human connection. The story delicately weaves together elements of drama, romance, and introspection as it unfolds, offering a nuanced portrayal of a man who finds himself caught between the familiar safety of his academic life and the allure of an exhilarating new journey.