reviews_and_ramblings | David Stukas

David Stukas has not written any screenplays, has never received a Pulitzer, and is not a regular contributor to National Public Radio. SOMEONE KILLED HIS BOYFRIEND is his first book. He lives in Palm Springs, California and is now using the pseudonym of David James.

"Author of 4 previously published comedy mysteries under my real name, David Stukas, I'm striking out in new series of twisted novels which I'm calling the Amanda Thorne Mysteries. My first book is irreverant, laugh-out-loud funny, and of course, has a bloody good trail of corpses to follow to the thrilling conclusion. Gay people will love it. Straight people, too. Let's face it, I am appealing to a broad market here because I want to sell some books. Set in the wacky city of Palm Springs I choose to call home, readers will recognize the colorful characters and locations that inspired my novel, but any similarities to people living or dead is purely coincidental and I have a team of powerful and bloodthirsty lawyers willing to back me up on this. So don't try anything. That means you, Mark.

Enjoy"

Source: http://authordavidjames.blogspot.com/

Further Readings:

Someone Killed His Boyfriend by David Stukas
Paperback: 240 pages
Publisher: Kensington (July 1, 2002)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0758200412
ISBN-13: 978-0758200419
Amazon: Someone Killed His Boyfriend: A Summer of Sex, Sun and Murder in Provincetown

This fantastic debut novel introduces Robert, an underpaid, lovelorn copywriter for feminine hygiene products, his gorgeous, fabulously rich and totally shallow best friend Michael, and their pal, the statuesque, equally lovelorn Monette. Michael is about to say goodbye to his bed-hopping past and marry hunky Max Crawford - when Max suddenly turns up dead. Now the three friends are pulled into a Hardy Boys and Nancy Drew investigation as they follow the trail of a murderous Bette Davis impersonator, and start looking for the truth - undercover...

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