Bad Summer People: A Novel by Emma Rosenblum

Are you in need of something suspenseful to step up your reading game? Bad Summer People: A Novel by Emma Rosenblum is your adrenaline-pumping, page-turning literary ticket to the ultimate summer thriller.

Set in the sprawling, yet suffocatingly isolated beach community of Belle Isle, Bad Summer People follows the lives of wealthy Manhattanites who flock to the idyllic seaside hamlet. But this year, things take a horrid turn when a mysterious, vicious crime shakes the town and exposes the dark secrets of its privileged residents.

The book's protagonist, Katie, is a college student who arrives on the island to spend the summer with her best friend, but soon becomes entangled in the web of deception and violence that hangs over Belle Isle. As she investigates the brutal murder, she uncovers shocking truths about the summer people and their dark pasts.

Rosenblum's writing style is sharp, evocative, and dripping with tension. Her characters are vividly drawn, with each chapter leaving the reader questioning whether they are trustworthy or hiding something sinister. The book's atmosphere is equally important to its success, with Belle Isle's decaying mansions, salt-sprayed beaches, and oppressive heat acting as a character itself.

Bad Summer People is a must-read for fans of Gillian Flynn's Gone Girl or Paula Hawkins' The Girl on the Train. It is a riveting tale of power, privilege, and the evil that lurks beneath the surface of paradise. Everyone is a suspect in this gripping mystery that will leave you guessing until the very last page.

So grab a copy, put on some sunscreen, and be prepared to be transported to the dark side of summer with Bad Summer People: A Novel.

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