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A Month of Summer

by Lisa Wingate

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Not my favorite by this author.

Usually she has wonderful characters, but I just couldn't connect with anyone in the story. It seemed contrived and predictable to me. (

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busyreadin | Jul 8, 2009 |

first rate writing. Rebecca a-becca must go to her dad and his new wife after 30 yrs. of avoiding them. She finds out they are nice as is Teddy, the mind handicapped but loving son. Strokes, dementia, caregiver stealing, its' all here. (

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First in a new series from a national bestselling author whose “novels [are] like those of Nicholas Sparks and Richard Paul Evans.”(Bryan-College Station Eagle)

For Rebecca Macklin, an ordinary summer brings about an extraordinary change of heart when she discovers that her aging father has been wandering the Dallas streets alone, and his wife, Hanna Beth, has landed in a nursing home. Now Rebecca must put aside old resentments and return to her childhood home. In this moving story of separation and forgiveness, two women will unravel the betrayals of the past and discover the true meaning of family.

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