Summer People

Marge Piercy. Fawcett Books, $5.95 (0pp) ISBN 978-0-449-21842-6

Set in Cape Cod, featuring liaisons aplenty and ``related in an absorbingly leisurely fashion, Piercy's latest is an old-fashioned novel in the sense that it doesn't tell a flashy story, but delves into character and relationships, slowly weaving a richly nuanced tale,'' wrote PW . (June)

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