Endless Summer

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Summary: Drift Back to Another Time...
Review: A sultry summer...A young woman's struggle. She was young, she was naive. Her upper class upbringing didn't prepare her for the reality she would face. In her journey, she struggled, she learned and she grew strong. As I read this book, I couldn't wait to see what came next. When I finished it, I didn't want to let the characters go. I can't wait to see what comes next from this fresh, new author - there has to be a sequel!

Rating:
Summary: Great Reading!
Review: Read this book and could not put it down! I look forward to the next one. Great background in history and I thought of some of the characters as real Memphis folk!

Rating:
Summary: Great Reading!
Review: Read this book and could not put it down! I look forward to the next one. Great background in history and I thought of some of the characters as real Memphis folk!

Rating:
Summary: Drift Back to Another Time...
Review: The characters are fully developed and intriguing. Once I began reading, I was drawn in completely to the world of Memphis in 1878. An interesting literary device and plot twists make this book a great read. I'll be first in line to buy the next Ericcsen novel!

Rating:
Summary: Fabulous!
Review: The characters are fully developed and intriguing. Once I began reading, I was drawn in completely to the world of Memphis in 1878. An interesting literary device and plot twists make this book a great read. I'll be first in line to buy the next Ericcsen novel!

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Summary: Gage, What a guy!
Review: The lucid story line, written in both a technically strong style and one in which the common reader who cut their teeth on fundamental prose can wrap there hands around. The author avoids pitfalls common to first time authors of either writing from obviously autobiographical perspective or writing one more of those "man's inhumanity to man" stories that's been done a thousand time too many.

Gage is the best thing happening in this book. Gage reminds me of this guy I work with, it could be him, I think it might be modeled after him, loosely of course as I'm sure he and the author have never met. Gage is down to earth, rooted in the tradition of Olmstead, and many of the legends of the green industry.

Bon Mots to Ericssen!