Scavenger Reef
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Narrated by:
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Richard Ferrone
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By:
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Laurence Shames
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On best-seller lists all over the country with his witty cynicism and delightfully dark humor, Laurence Shames writes thrillers that his fans endearingly classify as great “Florida noir.” In the tradition of Elmore Leonard and Carl Hiaasen, he gives character to the inhabitants of Florida’s steamy underbelly. Artist Augie Silver’s friends are ostensibly grief-stricken when he drowns in a shipwreck off Scavenger Reef, but most of them are nervous because his body wasn’t found. They have too much to gain by his death. Since his demise, the price of his art is skyrocketing. If Augie isn’t dead, he soon will be, if his money-hungry “friends” get their way. Listeners will delight in Richard Ferrone’s narrative expertise as he perfectly captures the tongue-in-cheek humor, compelling characters, and snappy dialogue that have become the author’s trademark. The combination of humor and suspense is irresistible.
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- Barry
- 12-05-24
Interesting observations about art, value & artist
I didn't know where he was going to go afetr book one. This book is not about Joey and the wise guys, but it is written with the same insightful wit and engaging characterisation. I loved the new characters and I enjoyed being back in the Florida sun,
As I said in my review of book one - if you are looking for something to make you smile and take your mind off your troubles - these books will do fine. They provide easygoing escapism with enough grounded wisdom to make you look for more of Shames's books.
Of course once again Richard Ferrone does a great job giving voice to the book. He's got a nice balance of performing all the characters and projecting the quiet witty tonr of the writing.
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