Harvey Lippe? works as a janitor at a small ski resort in the peculiar Northern community of WhiteFox. Standing three feet four inches and abandoned at an orphanage as a child, he has grown up angry and miserable. Now in his early twenties he lives like a hermit in a small trailer, his only friend being Lucas Harold, the town drug dealer. Lucas attended the orphanage for several months before being adopted and subsequently moved to several fosters homes. He is rough around the edges, but has a big heart and a perspective few people give home credit for. Every evening Harvey walks the same route from his trailer, several miles through farmer?s fields and hillside forest to get to work. But on this day he has a run in with a stray husky, which he at first thinks is a wolf. She follows him and that night he reluctantly allows her inside his trailer. Through her he meets Dakota Dixon?

This magazine is aimed at young women in the prime of their lives who are enjoying their years of freedom. Company is for women in their late teens and early twenties. It is packed with interesting articles on the current issues that young women face in today’s society. It also contains extensive fashion and beauty pages to keep readers up to date with the latest trends.

Fashion journalist Louise Roe keeps going a journey to get why ladies have boob jobs not only once but, in most cases, again and again. She meets four women in their twenties who may have gone within the knife to have the perfect two of boobs.