Travis McGee: The Long Lavender Look : A Travis McGee Novel (Series #12) (Paperback)

from HenriMoreaux

The Long Lavender Look launches into the action with a dreary car trip back from a wedding turning bizarre with a woman running in front of their car causing Travis to look control and together with Meyer in the passenger seat they end up upside down in a roadside canal. Had that not been a weird...

from datrappert

After the exotica of Mexico in DRESS HER IN INDIGO, the claustrophobic confines of Cypress County, Florida cast a dark shadow over another journey through death, suffering, and the worst of human nature. Meyer, unfortunately, only appears at the beginning of the book long enough to get arrested, ...

from datrappert

After the exotica of Mexico in DRESS HER IN INDIGO, the claustrophobic confines of Cypress County, Florida cast a dark shadow over another journey through death, suffering, and the worst of human nature. Meyer, unfortunately, only appears at the beginning of the book long enough to get arrested, ...

from ikeman100

Another winner by MacDonald. This author is great if you like American Thriller novels. I do and he is. A lot of good authors have tried to match him but MacDonald did it first usually better. Lee Child is his equal and comes the closest in style. These books were written in the 1960s yet they do...

from terrygraap

Another excellent book in the Travis McGee series by John D. MacDonald. McGee and Meyer end up the swamp swerving away from a young girl. They are held for questioning in a murder. McGee ends up solving the case for the sheriff's office.