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Coming to Amazon Prime as a series on October 15th, 2021!
Four teens fight to outsmart a killer who intends to avenge a young boy's death in this suspenseful thriller that inspired the classic horror film.
After a party, four teens are in a hit-and-run accident that results in a young boy's death. Unable to deal with the consequences, they leave the body behind and make an anonymous phone call to the police, tipping them off.
The group makes a secret pact to bury the memory of that night and never speak of it again, but when one of the girls receives a note that reads "I know what you did last summer," their dark lie is unearthed. With twists and turns at every corner, they'll have to fight to stay steps ahead of a killer determined to make them pay.
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"wow. it had me hooked! took me a day to read, i got totally addicted! i kept wanting to know what happened next it makes me want to see the movie really bad! 4 teenagers are driving home from a party and they hit a kid on a bycicle. The driver of the car convinces them to make a pact that this event remains secret. almost a year later someone starts sending them letters and pictures and harrass the kids. i can't say much more without spoiling the ending. highly reccomend!"
— Mikaela (5 out of 5 stars)
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“A taut, skillfully plotted and suspenseful thriller.”
— Publishers Weekly
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A USA Today bestseller
I Know What You Did Last Summer Listener Reviews
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" It was a really good book!! But it got scary at some parts since I was reading it at night!!! It was ok, though! It is kinda like a horror/romance!! "
— MaDiSoN_RaNaE, 2/19/2014 -
" Read this book a long time ago, before the first movie ever came out. I really liked the book, but wasn't a big fan of the movie(s). "
— Jodie, 2/11/2014 -
" One of Duncan's better mysteries. She wields a great first chapter in this one. "
— Lois, 1/31/2014 -
" I think death somehow features big in this book. I believe this book existed before the movie, which I haven't seen. "
— Needleroozer, 1/15/2014 -
" I really enjoyed reading this book! The ending surprised me with the double identity twist. :) "
— Logan, 1/14/2014 -
" Full of suspense, I couldn't put this down! "
— Luke, 1/11/2014 -
" These are fun. I was surprised to discover that the book is so much better than the movie! In my opinion, of course. "
— Elaine, 12/22/2013 -
" I liked this book a lot, but I LOVED THE MOVIE!!! "
— Jenya, 11/3/2013 -
" Read it over 20 years ago, had to get my daughter a copy since she's a Pretty Little Liars fan. I thought I'd just skim to make sure it's appropriate (can't remember) but of course I'm hooked and will be reading cover to cover. "
— Ally, 11/2/2013 -
" this book was actually not as good as it would seem. it had a great story up untill the end, but you never really got to know the characters. the ending was too rushed. it really needed a good editor. "
— Rose, 10/26/2013 -
" I read this probably in middle school, I read a lot of mediocre horror/mystery fiction like this in my youth. At the time I liked them quite a bit, now it is sort of embarrassing, but I'll tell you what-i have some pretty good deducing skills now... "
— Tiah, 2/27/2013 -
" Better if you haven't seen the movie and don't know the ending. "
— Bean, 2/26/2013 -
" The ending was really unexpected! The book was awesome! "
— Lucy, 10/24/2012 -
" THIS BOOK=PHENOMENAL!!! OMG! THIS IS SOOOOO MUCH BETTER THAN HER DAUGHTERS OF EVE BOOK! THAT BOOK STUNK!!! It made me hate guys for a while... "
— Emily, 10/17/2012 -
" In my oppionion the book was much better than the movie and worth the read "
— Emily, 5/21/2012 -
" Loved this one way back when. "
— Sean, 3/14/2012 -
" Lois Duncan, an amazing author, really puts his books in action. It was a quick read for me and it left me wanting more. "
— Chantelle, 7/4/2011 -
" predictable plotline...true 70's teenage angst. "
— Sue, 7/1/2011 -
" This has got to be my all time favorite young adult book. I must have read it ten times. The movie was okay, but the book was awesome. "
— Shirley, 5/4/2011 -
" I loved this guilty pleasure read. I thought it was different from the movie,but then again I couldn't really remember the movie. I think I was just in the mood for some mystery and silly suspense. "
— Trisha, 3/14/2011 -
" this book lik totally rock lik this book is so freakin awesome i literally could not stop reading it "
— Sdw65377, 2/24/2011 -
" The movie was NOTHING like the book, but in this case it was a good thing. The book was boring, it's not a slasher story, it was more like a pseudo-stalker story. "
— Stefanie, 2/18/2011 -
" awsomest book ever i had to waych the movie after i read the book.. it is kinda the same but the leave some important things out. oh and the movie is like rated R so ya hahah "
— Aliya, 2/10/2011 -
" I know what you did last summer was the first suspense book i read from lois duncan. i believe its a really good book for people who like killing and mystery. in my case i liked this book a lot "
— paola, 2/5/2011 -
" This was the second book i read from this Lois Duncan. It is a really interesting book. "
— Paola, 2/3/2011 -
" The updated technology, wardrobes and cultural references were fun to read. Iraq replaces Vietnam as the current controversial war, for example. My students are enjoying Duncan's suspenseful novels. "
— Julie, 1/31/2011
About Lois Duncan
Lois Duncan is the author of forty-eight books, ranging from children’s picture books to adult novels, but she is best known for her young adult suspense novels. Many of those have been chosen as American Library Association Best Books for Young Adults and Jr. Literary Guild Selections, and they have won Young Readers Awards in sixteen states and three foreign countries. Six of her novels, including Summer of Fear, Killing Mr. Griffin, Gallows Hill, and Ransom, were made-for-TV movies. Over 300 of her articles and short stories have appeared in Ladies Home Journal, Redbook, McCall’s, Good Housekeeping, and Reader’s Digest. In 1992, Lois received the Margaret A. Edwards Award. Lois has also written novels and nonfiction books for adults, including Who Killed My Daughter?, the true story of her search for the truth behind the brutal murder of the youngest of her five children, eighteen-year-old Kaitlyn.