Serge Storms Naked Came the Florida Man, Book 23, (Paperback)

from bjkelley

Naked Came The Florida Man - hits all the same notes that all of Tim Dorsey Serge books do - obscure history, unique ways to kill people, Coleman gets drunk/stoned, etc. My only complaint about this volume in the series is that there seems to be an overload of history but very little bad people t...

from NellieMc

If you've read Dorsey's books before, you will not be disappointed as this one is up to par. Serge and Coleman are in fine form, with Serge maybe a little more scatterbrained than before. Still snuffing out bad guys in particularly gruesome ways. The second plot, the story of a very underprivileg...

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“ʻDon't shoot guns into the hurricane.' Elsewhere this would go without saying, but Floridians need to be told,” this antic crime novel begins. Dorsey takes the Florida man premise to absurd heights (or is it depths?). His hero, the aptly named Serge A. Storms, who has no discernible occupation, ...

from tottman

Hurricanes, lost treasure and a tour of famous Florida gravesites all come together in Naked Came the Florida Man by Tim Dorsey. The lovable, if slightly unbalanced, heroes Serge and Coleman are traveling across Florida visiting famous gravesites. They start by fleeing a current hurricane and eve...

from Hagelstein

Serge Storms, the hyper Floridaphile, takes a cemetery tour of the state in a muscle car, which starts with he and his stoner bud Coleman riding out a hurricane in the Keys. For the tour he adopts the persona of Captain Florida, not to be confused with the Florida Man phenomenon, which Serge has ...