Serge Storms Tiger Shrimp Tango, Book 18, (Paperback)

from HeathDAlberts

Oh, my various Gods, Tim Dorsey is so on point with this installment in the Serge Storms saga that I just might walk into random homes at 3 AM and demand that folks read it.Back are Serge and Coleman, blah, blah, blah... they're after scam artists, with the help of Mahoney and a newcomer. It's pa...

from ptittle

I've read all of Dorsey's Serge/Coleman books, and I think they're getting worse, but I still read them because of bits like this: For anyone who's had to wait, and wait, to pay for their groceries while somoene ahead of them indugles in their gamlibling addiction, and for anyone who's tried to ...

from omphalos02

No doubt Dorsey is a capable writer of exciting and readable fiction with an encyclopedic knowledge of Floridian history and lore...but his characters in this quickly turn to caricatures of themselves. So what I came away with was rollicking adventure with rather silly characters and some fascina...

from zmagic69

Tim Dorsey is almost back! Gone for the most part is his foray I to negative Republican politics. This story is like most of the others not the most complicated plot, but what is back in full force are creative ways to kill off scum bags and this book has loads of them. It was all great fun. The ...

from Hagelstein

Serge Storms uses his considerable imagination and murderous skills to systematically eliminate a loose band of scam artists preying on people throughout Florida. Serge's sidekick, Coleman, abuses various substances and provides color commentary. This time Serge is working as a kind of sub-contra...