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When Cicadas Cry: A Novel Paperback by Caroline Cleveland
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Publisher
Union Square Publishing
ISBN-10
1454952318
ISBN-13
9781454952312
eBay Product ID (ePID)
26063421337
Product Key Features
Book Title
When Cicadas Cry : a Novel
Number of Pages
336 Pages
Language
English
Publication Year
2024
Topic
Thrillers / Crime, Contemporary Women, Thrillers / Suspense
Genre
Fiction
Format
Trade Paperback
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Item Weight
15 oz
Item Length
8.2 in
Item Width
5.5 in
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2023-051926
Reviews
"John Grisham meets Harper Lee in this immersive and thought-provoking Southern legal thriller. Caroline Cleveland's talented storytelling propels this realistic tale of secrets and history, combined with the power of contemporary passion and prejudice. The setting is authentic, the characters relatable, and the story propulsive and engaging. Standing ovation for this brilliant debut!" --Hank Phillippi Ryan, USA Today bestselling author of One Wrong Word "A twisty narrative of secrets and lies, I flew through When Cicadas Cry in a day. A haunting case from the past. A racially tinged murder in the present. And a small South Carolina town about to erupt like a powder keg. Equal parts courtroom thriller and gripping mystery."- John McMahon, author of The Good Detective, "Cleveland weaves all of these elements--the good old boys, the Spanish moss, the quirky beach dwellers, the faux-friendly neighbors, and the small-town preachers--into her murder mystery in a way that will have many Lowcountry readers mumbling, 'Oh I know that place.'" - Garden & Gun "John Grisham meets Harper Lee in this immersive and thought-provoking Southern legal thriller. Caroline Cleveland's talented storytelling propels this realistic tale of secrets and history, combined with the power of contemporary passion and prejudice. The setting is authentic, the characters relatable, and the story propulsive and engaging. Standing ovation for this brilliant debut!" --Hank Phillippi Ryan, USA Today bestselling author of One Wrong Word "A twisty narrative of secrets and lies, I flew through When Cicadas Cry in a day. A haunting case from the past. A racially tinged murder in the present. And a small South Carolina town about to erupt like a powder keg. Equal parts courtroom thriller and gripping mystery."- John McMahon, author of The Good Detective, "A page-turner of a whodunit that delves deeply into themes of social justice, personal responsibility, and the right to love whom you choose. . . . Life-altering revelations and astute social commentary abound, vexing and enticing characters and readers alike with each new discovery and divulgence en route to the biggest secret of all. The result is a gratifying debut populated by a memorable cast of Lowcountry characters, several of whom seem primed to return in future crime-solving adventures. Cleveland's novel is destined to appeal to book clubs, the members of which can debate when and if they solved the mystery, and to readers devoted to Southern legal dramas overtly in the lineage of To Kill a Mockingbird ." --Post and Courier "Cleveland weaves all of these elements--the good old boys, the Spanish moss, the quirky beach dwellers, the faux-friendly neighbors, and the small-town preachers--into her murder mystery in a way that will have many Lowcountry readers mumbling, 'Oh I know that place.'" -- Garden & Gun "When Cicadas Cry is a powerful debut novel. Cleveland weaves her knowledge of her native Lowcountry South Carolina and the legal system to create a gripping story with fully fleshed characters and a twisty plot that'll satisfy all readers of murder-mysteries and thrillers." -- Authorlink "John Grisham meets Harper Lee in this immersive and thought-provoking Southern legal thriller. Caroline Cleveland's talented storytelling propels this realistic tale of secrets and history, combined with the power of contemporary passion and prejudice. The setting is authentic, the characters relatable, and the story propulsive and engaging. Standing ovation for this brilliant debut!" --Hank Phillippi Ryan, USA Today bestselling author of One Wrong Word "A twisty narrative of secrets and lies, I flew through When Cicadas Cry in a day. A haunting case from the past. A racially tinged murder in the present. And a small South Carolina town about to erupt like a powder keg. Equal parts courtroom thriller and gripping mystery." --John McMahon, author of The Good Detective "Cleveland sets the tension bar high." -- Deadly Pleasures Magazine "Cleveland has jotted down nearly 350-pages of exactly what she knows--and done it grippingly. . . . Engrossing." --Charleston City Paper, "A page-turner of a whodunit that delves deeply into themes of social justice, personal responsibility, and the right to love whom you choose. . . . Life-altering revelations and astute social commentary abound, vexing and enticing characters and readers alike with each new discovery and divulgence en route to the biggest secret of all. The result is a gratifying debut populated by a memorable cast of Lowcountry characters, several of whom seem primed to return in future crime-solving adventures. Cleveland's novel is destined to appeal to book clubs, the members of which can debate when and if they solved the mystery, and to readers devoted to Southern legal dramas overtly in the lineage of To Kill a Mockingbird ." --Post and Courier "Cleveland weaves all of these elements--the good old boys, the Spanish moss, the quirky beach dwellers, the faux-friendly neighbors, and the small-town preachers--into her murder mystery in a way that will have many Lowcountry readers mumbling, 'Oh I know that place.'" -- Garden & Gun "John Grisham meets Harper Lee in this immersive and thought-provoking Southern legal thriller. Caroline Cleveland's talented storytelling propels this realistic tale of secrets and history, combined with the power of contemporary passion and prejudice. The setting is authentic, the characters relatable, and the story propulsive and engaging. Standing ovation for this brilliant debut!" --Hank Phillippi Ryan, USA Today bestselling author of One Wrong Word "A twisty narrative of secrets and lies, I flew through When Cicadas Cry in a day. A haunting case from the past. A racially tinged murder in the present. And a small South Carolina town about to erupt like a powder keg. Equal parts courtroom thriller and gripping mystery." --John McMahon, author of The Good Detective, "A page-turner of a whodunit that delves deeply into themes of social justice, personal responsibility, and the right to love whom you choose. . . . Life-altering revelations and astute social commentary abound, vexing and enticing characters and readers alike with each new discovery and divulgence en route to the biggest secret of all. The result is a gratifying debut populated by a memorable cast of Lowcountry characters, several of whom seem primed to return in future crime-solving adventures. Cleveland's novel is destined to appeal to book clubs, the members of which can debate when and if they solved the mystery, and to readers devoted to Southern legal dramas overtly in the lineage of To Kill a Mockingbird ." --Post and Courier "Cleveland weaves all of these elements--the good old boys, the Spanish moss, the quirky beach dwellers, the faux-friendly neighbors, and the small-town preachers--into her murder mystery in a way that will have many Lowcountry readers mumbling, 'Oh I know that place.'" -- Garden & Gun "When Cicadas Cry is a powerful debut novel. Cleveland weaves her knowledge of her native Lowcountry South Carolina and the legal system to create a gripping story with fully fleshed characters and a twisty plot that'll satisfy all readers of murder-mysteries and thrillers." -- Authorlink "John Grisham meets Harper Lee in this immersive and thought-provoking Southern legal thriller. Caroline Cleveland's talented storytelling propels this realistic tale of secrets and history, combined with the power of contemporary passion and prejudice. The setting is authentic, the characters relatable, and the story propulsive and engaging. Standing ovation for this brilliant debut!" --Hank Phillippi Ryan, USA Today bestselling author of One Wrong Word "A twisty narrative of secrets and lies, I flew through When Cicadas Cry in a day. A haunting case from the past. A racially tinged murder in the present. And a small South Carolina town about to erupt like a powder keg. Equal parts courtroom thriller and gripping mystery." --John McMahon, author of The Good Detective "Cleveland sets the tension bar high." -- Deadly Pleasures Magazine "Cleveland has jotted down nearly 350-pages of exactly what she knows--and done it grippingly. . . . Engrossing." --Charleston City Paper "This book reminded me a lot of A Time To Kill , the tension and racial issues throughout. I enjoyed the way Cleveland weaved the strands of the different cases together. There were moments throughout that kept me on my toes and made me smile at the way it was revealed." --Jessica Higgins, Write - Read - Life (5-star review), "A page-turner of a whodunit that delves deeply into themes of social justice, personal responsibility, and the right to love whom you choose. . . . Life-altering revelations and astute social commentary abound, vexing and enticing characters and readers alike with each new discovery and divulgence en route to the biggest secret of all. The result is a gratifying debut populated by a memorable cast of Lowcountry characters, several of whom seem primed to return in future crime-solving adventures. Cleveland's novel is destined to appeal to book clubs, the members of which can debate when and if they solved the mystery, and to readers devoted to Southern legal dramas overtly in the lineage of To Kill a Mockingbird ." --Post and Courier "Cleveland weaves all of these elements--the good old boys, the Spanish moss, the quirky beach dwellers, the faux-friendly neighbors, and the small-town preachers--into her murder mystery in a way that will have many Lowcountry readers mumbling, 'Oh I know that place.'" -- Garden & Gun "John Grisham meets Harper Lee in this immersive and thought-provoking Southern legal thriller. Caroline Cleveland's talented storytelling propels this realistic tale of secrets and history, combined with the power of contemporary passion and prejudice. The setting is authentic, the characters relatable, and the story propulsive and engaging. Standing ovation for this brilliant debut!" --Hank Phillippi Ryan, USA Today bestselling author of One Wrong Word "A twisty narrative of secrets and lies, I flew through When Cicadas Cry in a day. A haunting case from the past. A racially tinged murder in the present. And a small South Carolina town about to erupt like a powder keg. Equal parts courtroom thriller and gripping mystery." --John McMahon, author of The Good Detective "Cleveland sets the tension bar high." -- Deadly Pleasures Magazine, "A page-turner of a whodunit that delves deeply into themes of social justice, personal responsibility, and the right to love whom you choose. . . . Life-altering revelations and astute social commentary abound, vexing and enticing characters and readers alike with each new discovery and divulgence en route to the biggest secret of all. The result is a gratifying debut populated by a memorable cast of Lowcountry characters, several of whom seem primed to return in future crime-solving adventures. Cleveland's novel is destined to appeal to book clubs, the members of which can debate when and if they solved the mystery, and to readers devoted to Southern legal dramas overtly in the lineage of To Kill a Mockingbird ." --Post and Courier "Cleveland weaves all of these elements--the good old boys, the Spanish moss, the quirky beach dwellers, the faux-friendly neighbors, and the small-town preachers--into her murder mystery in a way that will have many Lowcountry readers mumbling, 'Oh I know that place.'" -- Garden & Gun "When Cicadas Cry is a powerful debut novel. Cleveland weaves her knowledge of her native Lowcountry South Carolina and the legal system to create a gripping story with fully fleshed characters and a twisty plot that'll satisfy all readers of murder-mysteries and thrillers." -- Authorlink "John Grisham meets Harper Lee in this immersive and thought-provoking Southern legal thriller. Caroline Cleveland's talented storytelling propels this realistic tale of secrets and history, combined with the power of contemporary passion and prejudice. The setting is authentic, the characters relatable, and the story propulsive and engaging. Standing ovation for this brilliant debut!" --Hank Phillippi Ryan, USA Today bestselling author of One Wrong Word "A twisty narrative of secrets and lies, I flew through When Cicadas Cry in a day. A haunting case from the past. A racially tinged murder in the present. And a small South Carolina town about to erupt like a powder keg. Equal parts courtroom thriller and gripping mystery." --John McMahon, author of The Good Detective "Cleveland sets the tension bar high." -- Deadly Pleasures Magazine "Cleveland has jotted down nearly 350-pages of exactly what she knows--and done it grippingly. . . . Engrossing." --Charleston City Paper "This book reminded me a lot of A Time To Kill , the tension and racial issues throughout. I enjoyed the way Cleveland weaved the strands of the different cases together. There were moments throughout that kept me on my toes and made me smile at the way it was revealed." --Jessica Higgins, Write - Read - Life (5-star review) "If you are looking for a page-turner this summer, don't pass up When Cicadas Cry . . . . [It] will be one of your most enjoyable books to read this summer. . . . The story includes twists and turns that will keep you guessing. . . . You won't be able to put this book down because of its rich descriptions and captivating story that will have you on the edge of your seat through the exciting conclusion. Make sure to pick this one up today." --DailyMom.com
Synopsis
In this stunning debut by a South Carolina attorney, Zach Stander, a lawyer with a past, and Addie Stone, his indomitable detective and lover, find themselves entangled in secrets, lies, and murder in a small Southern town. A high-profile murder case -- A white woman has been bludgeoned to death with an altar cross in a rural church on Cicada Road in Walterboro, South Carolina. Sam Jenkins, a Black man, is found covered in blood, kneeling over the body. In a state already roiling with racial tension, this is not only a murder case, but a powder keg. A haunting cold case -- Two young women are murdered on quiet Edisto Beach, an hour southeast of Walterboro, and the killer disappears without a trace. Thirty-four years later the mystery remains unsolved. Could there be a connection to Stander's case? A killer who's watching -- Stander takes on Jenkins's defense, but he's up against a formidable solicitor with powerful allies. Worse, his client is hiding a bombshell secret. When Addie Stone reopens the cold case, she discovers more long-buried secrets in this small town. Would someone kill again to keep them? Ideal for fans of mystery, suspense, and thrillers in the vein of Karin Slaughter's Pretty Girls and Stacy Willingham's A Flicker in the Dark , as well as for readers who followed the high-profile Murdaugh murder trial, held in the same small town as in When Cicadas Cry ., A young white woman has been bludgeoned to death in a rural church on Cicada Road, just outside the small town of Walterboro, South Carolina--a state that has been roiling with racial tenson since the shooting of an unarmed Black man by a white police officer. Sam Jenkins, who is Black, was found covered in blood and kneeling over her. Zach Stander, a down-and-out lawyer, is convinced to take Sam's case by his detective girlfriend, Addie, while the local solicitor prosecuting the case wields the power of an influential family. And then there's the mysterious cold-case of teen girls murdered on a nearby beach--is there a connection, and will Addie and Zach put the pieces together in time?, John Grisham meets Harper Lee in this stunning debut by a South Carolina attorney. Zach Stander, a lawyer with a past, and Addie Stone, his indomitable detective and lover, find themselves entangled in secrets, lies, and murder in a small Southern town. A high-profile murder case-- A white woman has been bludgeoned to death with an altar cross in a rural church on Cicada Road in Walterboro, South Carolina. Sam Jenkins, a Black man, is found covered in blood, kneeling over the body. In a state already roiling with racial tension, this is not only a murder case, but a powder keg. A haunting cold case-- Two young women are murdered on quiet Edisto Beach, an hour southeast of Walterboro, and the killer disappears without a trace. Thirty-four years later the mystery remains unsolved. Could there be a connection to Stander's case? A killer who's watching-- Stander takes on Jenkins's defense, but he's up against a formidable solicitor with powerful allies. Worse, his client is hiding a bombshell secret. When Addie Stone reopens the cold case, she discovers more long-buried secrets in this small town. Would someone kill again to keep them? Ideal for fans of mystery, suspense, and thrillers in the vein of Karin Slaughter's Pretty Girls and Stacy Willingham's A Flicker in the Dark , as well as for readers who followed the high-profile Murdaugh murder trial, held in the same small town as in When Cicadas Cry .
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PS3603.L479W47 2024
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