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Summer in the Land of Skin by Jody Gehrman

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Also by Jody Gehrman:

The Protege, March 2023
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The Summer We Buried, March 2022
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The Girls Weekend, February 2022
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The Girls Weekend, August 2020
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Watch Me, February 2018
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The Truth About Jack, April 2015
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Babe In Boyland, February 2011
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Notes From The Backseat, January 2008
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Tart, July 2005
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Summer in the Land of Skin, August 2004
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SUMMER IN THE LAND OF SKIN
By: Jody Gehrman

Everyone has a summer that changes them forever...

Red Dress Ink
August 2004
320 pages
ISBN: 0373250665
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Contemporary Chick Lit

Twenty-five-year-old Anna Medina abandons her life in California and arrives emotionally numb in Bellingham, Washington to make peace with her father's death. Seeking out his former best friend--a fellow guitar maker, Bender--Anna hopes to reconnect with her father and gain insight into his past. As an observer of life, Anna spends the beginning of her time in Bellingham glued to her window soaking up the scene, until she actually becomes part of it. Falling in with a captivating couple, Lucy and Arlan, Anna takes up permanent residence on their couch. So begins a summer filled with drinking, music, and--most important--the discovery that the only way to get free of her past is to embrace it.