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July 27, 2024
As readers open the pages of this book, they can feel like they are coming home. Much of the story is a step to the past. If you like the seventies, you're in for a treat. If you don't this tale may change your mind. In the village of Quonochontaug, sits Aileen's guest house. The people who run the place have had hardships, heartache, and amazing lives. The people, who rent the rooms, also have a story to tell. The author wraps all the tales together in a winning combination. Because I was growing up in the seventies, so many things resonate with me. I love the way the author uses music references throughout the book. Readers will enjoy this contemporary tale of life, love, loss, and the things that make the world go round. Well done. This is another great read by an author I have found compelling. P.S. Winn
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