The biggest thing that s ever happened to the Long Island town of South Shore is its high-school basketball team， blessed with two players of national caliber and the white-hot attention of the media. Not even the death of the team s manager can dampen the enthusiasm for long， but then a kid on the high school paper begins to hear things-stories of brutalities at a team retreat， of hazing that went over the line . . . of murder. But no one wants to know， and at every step， the ranks close against him-the school， the parents， the police， the town fathers. Soon the threats begin， then the physical intimidation， and even after he recruits a fallen-from-grace city newsman named Ben Mitchell to help him， the incidents get uglier-and more dangerous. "You always kill for a big story，" Mitchell tells him. "You don t get killed for one." But it may already be too late. Things may have gone too far. For years， such top thriller writers as Harlan Coben， Elmore Leonard， and Carl Hiaasen have praised Lupica for his tightly wound plots， rich characters， and dialogue "that is alone worth the price" (Leonard). Now Lupica joins their ranks. Too Far is a major novel of suspense-and a book that makes us all look in our own backyards.
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