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Lady Sunshine by Amy Mason Doan

Lady Sunshine

by Amy Mason Doan

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  • Jun 2021, 352 pages
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Paula J. (Bath, ME)

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This book has a great setting; I like the 70's background. Most of the main characters were fairly well developed (Shane needs work, though). I found the main character to be a bit much of a drama queen/worry wart/black cloud. There is a lot of building of tension that doesn't necessarily resolve well.
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