The Guitar Player And The Lady Killer by Zola Lawrence
About The Book:
From the author of Virgins! A Memoir of the Sexual Revolution comes Zola Lawrence's psychological and crime story, The Guitar Player And The Lady Killer: Partially Inspired by the 1976 Chicago Columbo Murders. It isn't a romance, although two couples meet and fall in love. It isn't a thriller, although a few people are murdered. It isn't a hippie chronicle although sex, drugs, rock'n roll, and New Age talk play background in the four lovers' lives. It isn't pornographic, although graphic sexual descriptions appear as character development. So what is The Guitar Player And The Lady Killer? A stirred and mixed blend of making music, making love, and killing others.
My Thoughts:
This story is different from any other story I have ever read. But, I think different in a good way. There is a lot of drug talk in the book, but that was the times then - in the 70's. I like the dialogue in the book, it makes it more real. The characters are all greatly developed, and all could be someone we know. I like the mystery of this book, wondering what is going to happen next. I could not put this book down. Very nicely done.
About The Author:
Zola Lawrence earned an MFA in Creative Writing and was a secretary for 10 years, then a university teacher in the States while writing. Two years after completing Virgins! in 1982, she began teaching overseas and writing The Guitar Player And The Lady Killer. She has taught in Arabia, Asia, Europe and the USA. Lawrence has begun a travel book while she continues to live overseas.
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I received a complimentary review copy of this book from the author. All thoughts and opinions are my own.
Interesting review. Don't know if the book would be for me or not. I'll have to learn more about it. Following you on Twitter.
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