Serge Storms The Pope of Palm Beach, Book 21, (Hardcover)

from datrappert

This was my initiation to Dorsey and to Serge Storms. For a book so deep into a mature series, I didn't have a lot of trouble getting into the flow of things, as Storms and his sidekick Coleman are not that complicated. Storms basically helps his friends and takes deadly revenge against anyone wh...

from Hagelstein

Serge drags Coleman along on his latest quest - a literary pilgrimage of Florida, "Harrison, McGuane, Thompson," not to forget Willeford, Leonard and others that wrote in and about Florida. As with any of Serge's trips, not all is pleasure - for some people. Mainly the rude, inconsiderate, greedy...

from NellieMc

This was my first Tim Dorsey Book, and I started thinking it was going to be very similar to Carl Hiassen. It is in that it takes a very cynical yet extremely amusing look at Florida, especially the criminal elements. The twist is that the "hero" is a sociopath and invents very clever ways to kil...

from sherman1951

I can say that I liked this new story from Tim Dorsey better than his last – Clownfish Blues. Still, I find little enjoyment in his protagonist Serge Storms. Storms certainly marches to the beat of a different drummer. The Pope of Palm Beach has two tracks – starting with 1965 and the present and...

from macygma

Oh, my! Tim Dorsey's books are works of wonder. There are 20+ books in his Florida based novels, each one funnier (and weirder) than the last. The newest entry is Pope of Palm Beach which debuts on January 20. Serge Storms and his drug-addled sidekick Coleman are on the road again. They don't k...