Paseo Linda Bonita, Huntington Park, California, United States (Google Maps ⧉, OpenStreetMap ⧉)

"…the much sharper and high-pitched vibrations of a car pulling into the cul-de-sac of Paseo Linda Bonita, the motor puttering to a stop, the driver setting the brake."

"Her jefes lived on Paseo Linda Bonita, which was not only grammatically incorrect, Araceli noted, but also a redundancy – a quirk shared by all the paseos and vías in the Laguna Rancho Estates."

"The kitchen window offered only a partial view of the sidewalk at the bottom of the sloping lawn, and when the work crew rolled up to the cul‐de‐sac at Paseo Linda Bonita, Araceli saw only the top half of their truck."

"At 6:45 p.m. Araceli impulsively walked out the front door, down the path that led through the lawn, to the sidewalk of Paseo Linda Bonita and its silent and peopleless cul-de-sac."

"What was left of Scott’s anger melted away in the early afternoon drive back from South Whittier to the coast, and when he made the final turn onto Paseo Linda Bonita, he realized Maureen had every right to hate him."

"Maureen rolled her car out of the spa at the early but sane hour of eight-fifteen in the morning. She arrived at Paseo Linda Bonita without stopping three hours and twenty-six minutes later, according to the onboard computer in her automobile."

"for the first time since leaving his home on Paseo Linda Bonita, Brandon felt truly alone and afraid."

"I scratched on the floor underneath the cabinets and inside the closets to keep away the ants on Paseo Linda Bonita."