This is written by the daughter of ex US President Reagan.

From the back: She was an anti-Vietnam protester who lived in the state Governor's house. This is the story of Beth Canfield and her coming of age in the America of the 60s and 70s. Like so many of her generation, she is bitterly opposed to the war in Vietnam and involved in the student protest movement. Like so many, there are painful and traumatic conflicts with her parents. But there is one huge difference between Beth and her fellow student radicals: her father is the conservative Governor of California and already has his eye on the White House. Patti Davis, actress daughter of President Reagan, has written an absorbing, touching, openly-autobiographical novel from a unique and fascinating viewpoint.

Left in the gazebos near the BBQs. Between Stenner and Spring.