I absolutely adored it. Tender, bittersweet and utterly hilarious, it's such a beautiful, raw, real celebration of friendship, and womanhood. I felt so happy when I was reading it, and the final twist made me gasp. I wanted to stand up and cheer for Laura and Dee - I'm rooting for them even harder than I rooted for Thelma and Louise.

Daisy Buchanan

A sharply funny, heartfelt novel about friendship, bad men and the past that never quite stays buried

VIP Magazine

Sarah and Emer have this incredible knack of not only deeply understanding millennial women and their quirks, but being able to make their characters so relatable, it's almost painful. Our Deadly Summer manages to be as current as it is nostalgic, evocative, hilarious and heartfelt. I loved it.

Vicki Notaro, Irish Times bestselling author

I think the book is spectacularly funny and that this new series is sure to grab new readers all over the place. They're incredible at setting a scene in time and the heightened thrill of early twentysomethings on their first working holidays abroad and how devastating it can be when those naive years finally catch up with you. A fabulous rollercoaster ride of a novel

Cathy Kelly

Emer McLysaght and Sarah Breen are two of the funniest, sharpest writers in contemporary fiction. I loved this book. It's Marian Keyes meets Emerald Fennell. Wildly funny, profoundly moving and deeply insightful about what it is like to live in the world as young women. It is both uproariously funny, and unflinchingly dark. A brilliant paean to friendship and a brilliant everywoman revenge novel.
Emer and Sarah are two powerful and important voices in modern fiction.

Edel Coffey

Dee and Laura want to have the best summer ever before college comes looming. They think waitressing at Bayview Country Club, Long Island is going to be a breeze and have the assumption that they are in for an easy ride, which could not be further from the truth! This is the summer they will never forget, which will test their friendship and trust and challenge whether they can bury a dead body and get away with it! Loved the nostalgia it made me want to go back to the nineties and be a teenager again! A fabulous read.

Nina Pottell, Prima