Deep in the Shade of Paradise

by John Dufresne

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As family and friends arrive at Paradiso, the Loudermilk family ancestral home in the swamp country of Shiver-de-Freeze, Louisiana, for the marriage of Grisham Loudermilk and Arlane Thevenot, all kinds of romantic entanglements arise to complicate the wedding.

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I highly enjoyed this book. Dufresne's poetic writing style is reminiscent of Fitzgerald. I felt like I could see myself or someone I know in all of the characters. Truly a good read. (

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As family and friends arrive at Paradiso, the Loudermilk family ancestral home in the swamp country of Shiver-de-Freeze, Louisiana, for the marriage of Grisham Loudermilk and Arlane Thevenot, all kinds of romantic entanglements arise to complicate the wedding.

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