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Skip Wiley a columnist for the Miami Sun has gone off the deep end in many ways. He is El Fuego and the “leader” of Las Noches de Diciembre revolution.
His compatriots are Tommy Tigertail a Seminole Indian and owner of bingo parlors throughout Florida, Viceroy Wilson #31, former running back for the Miami Dolphins and Jesus Bernal an Ivy League graduate from New Jersey trying to free Cuba from Castro. Brian Keyes a former reporter and colleague of Skip turned private detective solves the mystery ...more
His compatriots are Tommy Tigertail a Seminole Indian and owner of bingo parlors throughout Florida, Viceroy Wilson #31, former running back for the Miami Dolphins and Jesus Bernal an Ivy League graduate from New Jersey trying to free Cuba from Castro. Brian Keyes a former reporter and colleague of Skip turned private detective solves the mystery ...more
Can't tell if this is the version read by Ed Asner, but wanted to note that I enjoy Asner's readings of Hiassen the most. This was yet another road-trip book on tape.
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Again, not one of his best works, but the book is a quick, easy read.
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