Emily now lives in Athens, Ohio where she has retired from Millionaire's Row. She is also a mother
and professional writer and has gone back to working on her third novel on a full-time basis. She
currently has two novels on bookstore shelves, written with her best friend under the pseudonym
Libby Street. The romantic comedies Happiness Sold Separately, and Accidental It Girl (both for
Simon & Schuster, Pocket Books) are available at Amazon.com and wherever books are sold. If
you'd like to learn more about Emily's books, check out Libby Street's website at:
www.libbystreet.com.
If you'd like to see her husband Tony's art, visit his website www.driftwoodalley.com!
and professional writer and has gone back to working on her third novel on a full-time basis. She
currently has two novels on bookstore shelves, written with her best friend under the pseudonym
Libby Street. The romantic comedies Happiness Sold Separately, and Accidental It Girl (both for
Simon & Schuster, Pocket Books) are available at Amazon.com and wherever books are sold. If
you'd like to learn more about Emily's books, check out Libby Street's website at:
www.libbystreet.com.
If you'd like to see her husband Tony's art, visit his website www.driftwoodalley.com!
| Web design: Emily Morris 2012©Millionaire's Row Management |
Morgan's family roots lie deep in Montauk. His grandfather, Joe Mead began spending summers
here in the 1930's, and eventually moved here full-time when he retired from the FDNY in 1957.
Morgan's mother, Nancy Neff owned and ran O'Murphy's Pub in the heart of Montauk for
twenty-seven years. Morgan himself worked at Volk Sanitation to put himself through college.
Though Morgan makes his living in the city as an FDNY firefighter, his heart is here in Montauk.
He spends a great deal of his free time here on the compound and is excited about transforming his
family's property into a casual, relaxed vacation spot for others who find Montauk a peaceful respite
from life in Manhattan and beyond.
here in the 1930's, and eventually moved here full-time when he retired from the FDNY in 1957.
Morgan's mother, Nancy Neff owned and ran O'Murphy's Pub in the heart of Montauk for
twenty-seven years. Morgan himself worked at Volk Sanitation to put himself through college.
Though Morgan makes his living in the city as an FDNY firefighter, his heart is here in Montauk.
He spends a great deal of his free time here on the compound and is excited about transforming his
family's property into a casual, relaxed vacation spot for others who find Montauk a peaceful respite
from life in Manhattan and beyond.
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