Like To Kill a Mockingbird rewritten from the viewpoint of Boo Radley

Supremely well imagined...Frequently brilliant and consistently unsettling, Summer of the Cicada will remain with you for quite a while

The opening scene of Summer of the Cicada lodges itself in the mind and stays there until the final page... the ferocity of the violence, combined with the matter-of-fact way the scene unfolds, leaves an unforgettble impression... It is a measure of the artistry Will Napier brings to his first novel that the harrowing subject matter does not make for a depressing read

Brilliantly disturbing

The handsome bindings are only the cherry on top of what is already a cake without compare

A handsome, collectable hardback edition

In its evocation of place, or, more exactly, of places in time, the book is masterful

Beautifully written... darkly comic