This is a weekly event that highlights a book that we can't wait to be published. It's hosted by Jill at Breaking the Spine.
I just love the cover on this book. And the idea of old Hollywood glamour. Hallie Ephron is part of a very famous family of writers, well known in Hollywood. Her parents were screenwriters, whose credits include Carousel and Daddy Long Legs. Her sisters, Nora, Amy, and Delia - yep, you know them as well. Hallie has written several best selling books and I'm eagerly anticipating this one. She is also part of the wonderful group of authors that blog at Jungle Red Writers. Here's the book I'm waiting on:
Publication Date - March 24th
Los Angeles 1986: When Deirdre Unger arrived in Beverly Hills to help her bitter, disappointed father sell his dilapidated house, she discovers his lifeless body floating face down in the swimming pool. At first, Deirdre assumes her father’s death was a tragic accident. But the longer she stays in town, the more she suspects that it is merely the third act in a story that has long been in the making.
The sudden re-surfacing of Deirdre’s childhood best friend Joelen Nichol—daughter of the legendary star Elenor “Bunny” Nichol—seems like more than a coincidence. Back in 1958, Joelen confessed to killing her movie star mother’s boyfriend. Deirdre happened to be at the Nichols house the night of the murder—which was also the night she suffered a personal tragedy of her own. Could all of these events be connected?
Her search to find answers forces Deirdre to confront a truth she has long refused to believe: beneath the slick veneer of Beverly Hills lie secrets that someone will kill to keep buried.
this book looks amazing hope you like it. seeing your father dead is so creepy
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Um, yes, creepy indeed. LOL
DeleteIt does sound good. Suspenseful. Hope you enjoy it and thanks for coming by My WoW
ReplyDeleteThanks, Laura. Yes, I'm hoping for a good read here.
DeleteI've read several books lately set in the 1980's. It always strikes me as odd that it was so long ago! I've read several of the Jungle Red authors, but not Hallie Ephron. What a family background she has!
ReplyDeleteIsn't that amazing? 30 years. I have not read any of this author's works either, but I've heard good things. I also enjoy the Jungle Reds.
DeleteNice pick. This one is on my radar screen.
ReplyDeleteMy WoW: http://www.bookclublibrarian.com/2015/03/waiting-on-wednesday-reunion-of-ghosts.html
Thanks! Isn't it amazing how many we get on our "radar"? LOL
DeleteI agree with you about the cover.. Love it! Sounds like a good mystery, too. Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteI'm hoping it is good, Kim. Thanks!
DeleteThis is a book I can't wait to get my hands on...luckily, I have pre-ordered it. Thanks for sharing...and for visiting my blog.
ReplyDeleteGlad you're looking forward to this one too.
DeleteOh this sounds fun!
ReplyDeleteDoesn't it? Thanks for saying hello!
DeleteGreat pick! This is the first that I've heard of this one but I hope you enjoy it when it comes out.
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Thanks for coming by Krystianna!
DeleteThis sounds intriguing. I don't know why, but I feel there's something about the 70s and 80s; it seems like long ago yet it isn't, at least as compared to those Victorian period. I suppose I'm getting nostalgic. ;)
ReplyDeleteWell, I guess it a long time ago now, but since that was my era for high school, college and starting out in married life, it seems like yesterday, almost.
DeleteI read one of Ephron's other books and enjoyed it..I'm going to have to add this to my list.
ReplyDeleteOne of my book group members read Ephron's THERE WAS AN OLD WOMAN and really liked it.
DeleteThis sounds rather disturbing, haha. But my kind of book, not too fussed on the cover though. :(
ReplyDeleteIt does sound a bit disturbing, doesn't it? Maybe the cover is an age thing, Kirsty-Marie. LOL
DeleteI'm waiting on this one too! I liked There Was An Old Woman - but liked Never Tell A Lie even more!
ReplyDeleteLinda in VA
I had a book group member recommend THERE WAS AN OLD WOMAN, but I'm glad to hear that NEVER TELL A LIE is good too. Think I have it on my Kindle.
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