Summer is often the time for high drama, at least in the minds of fiction writers. Personally, I've never spent my summer plotting against tourists, investigating the death of a family member, or caring for an ecentric elderly woman at an upscale resort. If, like me, your summer plans consist of mowing the grass and watching TV shows you missed last fall, consider picking up one of these books to add some excitement.
Last Lessons of Summer by Margaret Maron
The Lake, the River, and the Other Lake by Steve Amick
Summer People by Brian Groh
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