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Summer of Fear
Summer of Fear
Author: T. Jefferson Parker
When reporter/crime writer Russell Monroe finds his former lover brutally slain in an apparently ritual style, he suspects a connection to other recent murders in the county. Somehow, the case never appears on the police blotter - although Russell saw his former colleague, homicide chief Marty Parish, leaving the scene of the crime - and soon al...  more »
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ISBN-13: 9780312952372
ISBN-10: 0312952376
Publication Date: 6/15/1994
Pages: 353
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Publisher: St. Martin's Paperbacks
Book Type: Paperback
Other Versions: Hardcover, Audio Cassette, Audio CD
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It's a scorching California summer,and cop-turned crime writer Russ Monroe has stumbled onto the hottest story of his career. A vicious serial killer is massacring entire families, leaving once-peaceful communities paralyzed with fear.
The police are keeping the murders under wraps, and Munroe has a desperate need to know why. Because he just found the bludgeoned body of the latest victim-his beautiful ex-lover. And because the two men observed at the murder scene have become rivals for the role of prime suspect. On is Laguna Beach's homicide detective. The other is Munroe himself...
My first novel by Parker and I enjoyed it.
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Hard to put down.............you just have to keep reading!!
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"Taut suspense and incredible drama surround this startling and poignant story...Will have readers double-locking their doors every night." Ocala Star Banner

"A wrenching emotional journey...Parker is a talented writer who bouilds suspense peice by intricate piece." Philadelphia Enquirer


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