Rickey and G-Man Soul Kitchen, Book 4, (Paperback)

from surreality

Plot: if there was a plot, it was not noticeable. Maybe Rickey's back pain and the progression from vicodin to acupuncture. It may be symbolic. A murder, as before, only this time the whole case is truly too strange to be plausible for a real world novel. Characters: Rickey is even more annoying ...

from Tyllwin

The third book in Brite's Rickey and G-Man series, this is a quick read, and more explicitly comedic than the two earlier works. I liked the broader comedy aspects of it, but wished it hadn't focused quite so tightly on Rickey.

from FicusFan

Another wonderful entry in the Liquor series. Ricky and G-Man are trying to survive when things get tough in their personal lives and their business. They do a good deed that turns out to have dire consequences and are dissed to boot. Wonderful story, setting and characters. The behind the scenes...

from thioviolight

This is worlds different from the Poppy Z. Brite I grew up with, but I still enjoyed it very much! I love food, and I was fascinated by the descriptions of food and the restaurant business. And of course, I was engaged by the interesting cast of characters and their escapades. I am so looking for...