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    Cold Serial Murder

    By Mark Abramson

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    A killer is on the loose in the Castro district.Cold Serial Murder, the second book in Mark Abramson’s Beach Reading series, continues the story of one of the Castro’s most adorable characters. Can Tim and his aunt uncover who the killer is before it’s too late? Romantic novels, set in romantic San Francisco, all with a taste of adventure, a touch of magic and lots of San Francisciana.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLethe Press, Inc.
    Release dateJun 24, 2010
    ISBN9781452465234
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    Cold Serial Murder
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    Mark Abramson

    Mark Abramson is the author of the best-selling Beach Reading mystery series published by Lethe Press. He has also written the non-fiction books "For My Brothers," an AIDS Memoir, and "Sex, Drugs & Disco - San Francisco Diaries from the pre-AIDS Era" and its sequel, "MORE Sex, Drugs & Disco." His next book "Minnesota Boy" is a memoir about his coming out years while in college in Minneapolis.

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    • 3/5
      Good characters and well written - a murder mystery in the background rather than the focus of the book - the characters are the focus and though most everything worked I found it a bit disconnected when dealing with the death of the main characters ex-lover. But still a strong story, entertaining and well worth more in the series - makes me want to vacation in San Francisco!