Notes on a Killing: Love, Lies, and Murder in a Small New Hampshire Town

"It's intriguing. It's heartbreaking. It's a crime story laced withsentiments of love, triumph, and loyalty among friends. To sum it up,it's a fantastic story you simply don't want to miss." True Crime Zine " Notes on a Killing certainly won't disappoint devotees of its genre. But among the surprises between its covers - and there are plenty... - are the richly developed characters and, dare we say, artful passages of writing." The Concord Monitor "This is a book that really delivers in spades, and will keep the reader riveted...I was still glued to the pages, and I couldn't turn them fast enough. That's how harrowing a story this is." The Nashua Telegraph "Flynn and Lavoie wrote Noteson a Killing as a stirring pastiche of the true-crime genre...The frost-heavecomplications of this conniving case get smooth-road writing by the diligentauthors...a plenty good home-town page-turner." - Keene Sentinel "Their book follows the gritty (but not gory) details in thecase, and despite its factual nature, the book reads like a novel." - Hippo Press "An opus...It's amazing these events happened in a sleepy littleGranite State town." - Springfield Republican "Harrowing and haunting, Notes on a Killingxa0will have you in its grip. As they proved with Our Little Secret, Kevin Flynn and Rebecca Lavoie illuminate the darkest corners, offering a story not only filled with twists and suspense but is also rich with heartbreak and humanity." Megan Abbott, Edgar-winning author ofxa0The End of Everythingxa0andxa0Dare Me. "The authors have once again nailed a harrowing, larger-than-life conundrum that is too strangely wonderful for fiction and is the quintessential true crime yarn." Joseph Olshan, author ofxa0Cloudland. Thanks for supporting true crime authors and the booksellers who support them. --This text refers to the paperback edition. As a radio and TV journalist, Kevin Flynn has won more than fifty broadcast awards, including an Emmy, four Edward R. Murrow awards, and three New Hampshire Magazine ’s Best TV Reporter awards. Currently, Flynn writes for several magazines and works as communications director for the New Hampshire Community Development Finance Authority. Rebecca Lavoie is the producer of “Word of Mouth,” a daily magazine program produced by New Hampshire Public Radio. A sought-after voice among many New Hampshire publications, Lavoie has written for New Hampshire Magazine and the Concord Monitor , as well as Newsweek and Playboy magazines. --This text refers to the paperback edition. Read more