Halcyon Days of Summer

When the first day of summer arrives it does so with a calm and untroubled table of contents. It goes something like this: read, go to the beach, read some more, eat fresh salads, take long walks, see some blockbusters, and get in touch with family and friends. Not very ambitious I know but to me that's what summer is all about. Last week and part of this one I was not feeling up for much so I finished Drowning Ruth by Christina Schwarz. Told in alternating tandem between two characters a story unfolds about the result of one unfortunate night when a young woman disappears. The characters connection is continually strained by memories of a young girl who is unable to piece things together and the aunt who wants to keep it that way.
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