The Heat Of Day A summer camp romance becomes something Sondra a discontented femme encounters Hallie a tomboyish and rebellious redhead Short and a bit underdeveloped but a sweet sip of a read
A summer camp romance becomes something Sondra, a discontented femme, encounters Hallie, a tomboyish and rebellious redhead Short and a bit underdeveloped, but a sweet sip of a read.
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The Heat Of Day March Hastings
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March Hastings
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The Heat Of Day March Hastings
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Published :2019-09-09T01:16:02+00:00
Writing in New York City in the 1950s and 60s, March Hastings was one of the most prolific authors of the lesbian pulp era She now lives in Florida.
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Rather adorable, if underdeveloped -- Hallie, a freckled tomboy, meets Sondra, a disaffected girl ripe for a change. Sondra is drawn to Hallie, though a malicious and manipulative fellow camp counselor gets in the way. Though this cute little pulp was short and somewhat abrupt at times, I enjoyed the optimistic ending.
There's something lacking here, which is only truly obvious if you've read other March Hastings which are much much better. The Heat Of Day deserves kudos for having a happy ending (or least a somewhat upbeat one) during a time when books of this genre ended in melodramaor worse.