The Lure
The Lure by Felice Picano, published by Alyson Books in 2002, is a 442-page work written in English. This novel presents a gripping narrative centered around young widower Noel Hathaway, who becomes embroiled in a perilous investigation as he is used by the police to uncover a cunning killer. Set against the backdrop of the gay sexual subculture of the late 1970s, the story explores themes of violence and deception within a complex urban landscape.
Readers will find a vivid portrayal of city life intertwined with elements of mystery and detective work. The book delves into the psychological and physical challenges faced by its characters, reflecting the societal dynamics of the time. With its focus on LGBTQ+ experiences, The Lure offers insight into the struggles and realities of its protagonists, making it a significant addition to the genre.
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In 1979, Felice Picano rocketed to fame with the publication of this shocking, controversial thriller. Riveting and candid in its depiction of the gay sexual subculture of the era, and praised by Stephen King as “Explosive…Felice Picano is one hell of a writer,” “The Lure “thrusts young widower Noel Hathaway into a dark universe of physical and psychological violence; an unwilling lure used by the police to unmask an elusive killer.
Felice Picano is the author of 18 books, including the international best-sellers “The Book of Lies “and “Like People in History “as well as the acclaimed literary memoirs “Ambidextrous, Men Who Loved Me, ” and “A House on the Ocean, A House on the Bay.” He has been nominated for several Lambda Literary Awards and is a recipient of the Ferro-Grumley award for fiction. Formerly a longtime New Yorker, he currently resides in Los Angeles.
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