Pale Gray for the Guilt: Library Edition

from terrygraap

Another great book in the Travis McGee series by John MacDonald. McGee financially ruins two people who tried to take his good friend's land. McGee finds out that his friend was murdered instead of committing suicide. He come face to face with the murderer.

from DaveWilde

Travis McGee, if you are unfamiliar with his world, lives on a houseboat, The Busted Flush, in the Bahai Marina in Florida. It is an endless string of parties in a world unlike that of the 9 to 5 Joe. McGee doesn't necessarily work in the general sense, but does collect salvage for people who hav...

from waldhaus1

McGee investigates and seeks revenge for the murder of an old friend. It involves an old boy network trying to make a fast buck on a land deal. Travis's relation to women is a bit more nuanced. It of course involves Travis trying to make a narrow escape from a desperate situation.

from joel

Another great John D. MacDonald. Set in Florida amid real estate dealers and corrupt bureaucrats. Less violent than some of the preceding volumes.

from benfulton

Starts like a typical McGee mystery, a friend dies and Travis has to figure out why (One gets the impression that it's not too safe to hang around with McGee at the rate his friends get bumped off) . But this one is less violent than many, as it turns out that the friend was swatted away like a f...