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 | Stuff to Die For by Don Bruns | Reviewed by Alice Klein | |
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| Publisher: Oceanview Publishing
http://www.oceanviewpub.com ISBN: 1933515104 Genre: Fiction Subgenre: Mystery Release date: Sept 2007 Format: Hardcover Pages: 296 Price: $24.95 | |||
| Stuff to Die for by Don Bruns introduces the unforgettable duo of James Lessor and Skip Moore. Written in the first person by Skip, the humor is biting and first-class and the storyline plausible. These two best friends start a hauling business (compliments of an inheritance left James) in the Miami area and get their first job from an acquaintance of Skip’s on-again, off-again rich girlfriend, Em.
Unfortunately, neither James nor Skip has ever driven a large truck, let alone any vehicle with only side mirrors to use for backing up; and, to add to the fun, the friend’s boxes included a little present, a severed finger! The rest of the story is a sometimes funny, sometimes serious romp involving these two heroic, non-heroes in an adventure that includes anti-Castro "invaders" and the CIA. A great new duo. What’s their next adventure, Don? | |||
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