Title: Not sure what the author was trying to depict.
Product review: When Sunny Batten received the phone call that her mother and her mother's fiancee, Miles Finn, were found dead of carbon monoxide poisoning due to a faulty furnace, Sunny returns to King George, the small town where she grew up. At the funeral, she meets Mile's son, who takes one look at her and claims that they have to be related because they have the same fine, fly-away hair with gray flecks in it. That just about sums up the book. From there, it's like the author didn't know in which direction to take them, so they just kind of drifted along day to day accepting this new knowledge and trying to figure out where to go from there. It was a very low-key, nondescript story with no particular aim to it.
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