Killer Summer

by Lynda Curnyn

Killer Summer by Lynda Curnyn released on May 31, 2005 is available now for purchase.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0373895224
• ISBN13: 9780373895229
• Release Date: May 2005
• Publisher: Red Dress Ink
• Length: 336 Pages
• Weight: 0.64 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 5.1" x 8.0"

Customer Reviews

Killer Book

This was an awesome book. You got a little bit of everything in it; love,mystery,murder. I bought this book at a dicount rack at another store, but I just don't want people to pass this book up because they have never heard of the author before. Give this author a chance. She's really good,and has a interesting way of bringing the story together.

Killer Read

I just finished reading this book and could not put it down, literally, in the last fifty pages. The story is a good one - one that isn't expected. The characters are wonderful and easy to relate to - especially Zoe. Each chapter is written from a different character's point of view, which makes it even more entertaining to read. It keeps it fresh and interesting. There are funny parts of the book and it's not a romance novel by any means. It has a good plot, great characters, and keeps your interest. This is the first of Lynda Curnyn's novels that I've read and I will definitely be looking for another.

killer characters

I picked this up because I liked Curnyn's earlier books and I was not disappointed. This novel is more than a whodunit--it's an examination of the relationships of three lifelong friends. The book is written from the points of view of all three friends, as well as the dead woman. Though the characters are not always likeable, they are always engaging and I found myself laughing out loud in some places. Don't miss this one--if the intriquing murder doesn't hook you, the characters will.

Greatest Summer Read

The best summer read. The book was so fascinating, didn't want to put it down.

The perfect beach read!

I loved this book! Zoe, Nick and Sage were great characters and I really liked that the book was told from each of their points of view. Even the dead woman has a say about her murder and her poignant, often funny, commentary, provides a unique perspective from the grave. Add to that the fact that Curnyn keeps you guessing about who the murderer is until the very end, and you get one hilarious whodunit. Highly recommended.