A Little Ray of Sunshine

by Lani Diane Rich

Book Overview

Emmy James is not the kind of girl who attracts angels. In fact, after she sent her life into a nosedive six years ago, she's tried to attract as little as possible -attention, people, or responsibility. She skips from town to town in an Airstream trailer, working odd jobs and keeping to herself until a sudden whim lets her know it's time to move again. And this works just fine, until the day two unexpected visitors show up at the New Jersey trailer...

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0451222962
• ISBN13: 9780451222961
• Release Date: February 2008
• Publisher: New American Library
• Length: 290 Pages
• Weight: 0.60 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 5.7" x 7.3"
• Age Range: 18 years and up
• Grade Range: Postsecondary and higher

Customer Reviews

THIS IS A KEEPER FOR SURE!

I loved this book by Lani Diane Rich. This is by far her best book! Dialogue was very witty. Read this book in one day it was so good. I hope she will continue with Jess and Dig's story.

Perfect!

Ever since I had my first baby I've been reading nothing but fun, easy, chick-lit. Unfortunately, even though it's all my tired brain can handle, it always seems to leave me only half-satisfied. I expected that same lukewarm satisfaction from this book. Imagine my shock when my expectations were shattered. Chick-lit? Yes. Easy read? Yes. Trite? Heck No! I laughed out loud and cried too! I liked this book so much that the day after I finished it, I started it all over again. I am truly impressed, and will pass this book around to my friends and relatives. This, in my world, is the best compliment I can give a book. Enjoy!

Fun page turner

I couldn't put it down. It's fun and funny and warm and sweet but not sappy. Now I want the next book.

Must Read

This book is an absolutely wonderful page turner. It touches every emotion humanly possible..and in the end- you love yourself and the book for taking the journey!

totally engaging

I couldn't put this down. It's so engrossing. It's got Rich's trademark wiseacre humor, but it goes deep to real, affecting emotion. Great characters, great moments, complicated relationships, and a touching romance. I loved it.