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The summer couldn't have had a worse beginning for Ruth Ann Bloomfield. But it's two months later and she's off to visit her dad in Saginaw. Her dream of having Maureen join her is realized and they wind up having one adventure after another. It's the summer of 1968 when ""Hey Jude"" is released and even Grand Rapids, Michigan is suffused with the feeling of free-love, protest, and questioning authority. High school is unmarked territory that poses challenges in friendship and in making choices. Ruth Ann's family is more complicated than ever, and is colorfully influenced by a delightful gay cousin. This book is a sequel to ""Gone Before Spring,"" which was chosen by RapidGrowthMedia.com as a top ten Michigan author vacation read.

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Sheila Solomon Shotwell is a writer, and also an actor who has performed in children's television, commercials, on stage, and an improv troupe. Her favorite role was Mona in Come Back To The Five and Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean. She has taught in Jewish education and has been a nursing assistant, bookseller, reading specialist and an improv teacher. She was outreach presenter for the Grand Rapids Children's Museum. She has been published in Lilith Magazine, Jewish Currents, Zeek, Advance, Display, Voices, and BUST. Her passions are music, particularly blues, reading, antiques and vintage clothes. She has five grandchildren and lives with her husband, Gregg in Grand Rapids, Michigan. They also consider Clarksdale, Mississippi their second home. Her first novel was Gone Before Spring.

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