A list of books I've read recently with some occasional gibberish thrown in.
Sunday, November 18, 2012
SIDESWIPE - Charles Willeford
Hoke Moseley is a stressed out detective who leaves his job to run a hotel for his father in Florida.
At the same time a retiree called Stanley Sinkiewicz, teams up with a class one sociopath Troy Louden who organise's a bank robbery. Eventually they all meet up.
This is great, its funny with brilliant characters , big violence and Stanley is the nicest man ever to get tied up with a mass murderer.
This is the first of this series I've found, sadly Willeford died in 1988, so there'll be no more but great fun. If you like Carl Hiassen you'll go looking for this.
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