A Salty Piece of Land, (Hardcover)

from Moobie

I like it a lot, but thought it was harder to get into than his other books. The 1st person perspective felt kind of odd.

from PCGator

"Salty Piece of Land" continues the adventures of Tully Mars and Mr. Twain, picking up where "Tales From Margaritaville" left off. This novel has Tully running both from the law and his past as he helps a crusty old lady sea captain attempt to restore a decrepit lighthouse in the Bahamas. Stories...

from LauGal

Jimmy Buffett tells a story like a well traveled buccaneer.Each book a journey.This book had it all,the beach,evading the law,a loyal horse and alot of colorful characters.This is a dense read,but quite enjoyable.Great beach or summer read! Probably wouldn't hurt to have a pina colada with you wh...

from PghDragonMan

Even if you did not read the name "Jimmy Buffett" on the spine, once you read A Salty Piece of Land, you would probably guess he had something to do with it. Many of the scenes, in fact, seem to be lifted straight from his songs. The words have the same flowing quality as his song lyrics and the ...

from csayban

3.5 stars When Montana cowboy Tully Mars looks to run away from his problems, a boat headed for the Caribbean seems like the perfect place to start his life over. The consummate cowboy, Tully brings his horse with him to the tropical island of Cayo Loco to get lost. Instead, he not only finds him...