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Still Summer

By Jacquelyn Mitchard

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| Hardcover | 9780446578769

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From Publishers Weekly
Bestselling Mitchard offers the harrowing tale of four women lost at sea and pitted against nature and a cohort of contemporary pirates. Tracy, Holly and Olivia have known each other since high school, when they were glamorous, popular troublemakers. Twenty-five years aft Continue

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Still Summer by Jacquelyn Mitchard

Publisher: Warner Books ISBN 978 0 446 57876 9 Reviewed by Karen Treanor, New Mystery Reader This is a very different to Mitchard’s last book, “Cage of Stars”, which dealt with the affect of child murder on a family and a community. There are common ... (read full critics)

newmysteryreader published on Thu, 9 Sep 2010

Bookreporter.com - STILL SUMMER by Jacquelyn Mitchard

• Read an Excerpt STILL SUMMER opens with unknown criminals stealing a boat and killing the captain. A young American man works with Spanish-speaking Ernesto and Carlo. He hopes to earn enough money running drugs to start a new life but meanwhile is ... (read full critics)

bookreporter published on Sun, 29 Aug 2010

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I'm a chick who doesn't ordinarily read much chick lit, but I do enjoy a story for the sake of "escape" once in a while. This one, not so much. This is pure estrogen driven drama----the stuff of lifetime tv. If that's your thing, then look no more. Lots of claw bearing cat fighting with the added di ... (continue)

I'm a chick who doesn't ordinarily read much chick lit, but I do enjoy a story for the sake of "escape" once in a while. This one, not so much. This is pure estrogen driven drama----the stuff of lifetime tv. If that's your thing, then look no more. Lots of claw bearing cat fighting with the added dimension of being lost at sea and fighting off pirates (who are stereotypically Hispanic, accompanied by the blond American accomplice who really isn't all that "bad.") Give me a break!

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