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Summer's Child

by Diane Chamberlain

Mira | January 1, 2000 | Mass Market Paperbound

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One summer, eleven-year-old Daria finds an abandoned newborn on the beach. When no one claims her, "Shelly" is adopted into Daria's loving family. Twenty years later, Daria's old friend Rory -- now a TV producer -- returns to town and begins nosing into the puzzle of Shelly's birth. Dark secrets surface...and threaten all involved in Shelly's life -- and in her past.

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by Teresa Stapor
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A co-worker was raving about this book so I decided to read it. Now I know what she was ranting about! I loved this book! I just couldn't put it down.