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Kill Me Tomorrow

von Richard S. Prather

Reihen: Shell Scott (35)

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In the retirement wastelands of Arizona, Shell Scott does a favor for an Italian starlet   The bar goes silent when actress Lucrezia Brizante enters. Shell Scott has no idea why this Italian beauty is walking toward him, but he's about to find out. As it happens, he's exactly what she's looking for. There are thousands of private detectives in the United States, but none as batty as Scott, and for what Lucrezia desires, battiness is required.   Lucrezia is about to start filming Sins of Caesar's Orgies, the most outrageous movie of her career, but all she can think about is her father, who has joined the horde of retirees flocking to the deserts of Arizona. Something has soured his golden years, and he can do nothing but mutter to himself about some vague, evil conspiracy. Scott doesn't really care what's going on. All he knows is that Lucrezia has eyes as dark as tar pits, and he's ready to hurl himself inside them. Kill Me Tomorrow is the 35th book in the Shell Scott Mysteries, but you may enjoy reading the series in any order.… (mehr)
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The two literary bents Prather owns appear in this work. Of course, the detailed description of love-making is normal. We expect that. But the purple prose he uses trying to sound sophisicated with his doctor and cop friens is not only unnecessary, but prohibitive toward enjoying the book. One wold think that when one has some 30 plus books under his belt, maybe five decades of living, that he would be self conscious enough to worik a lot harder to put out a more poliched product. That being said, his story line and imaginative content ae excellent, and the reader always loves it when the hero defeats something like la cosa nostra. It's about as realistic as a unicorn,, but it is nice. The character Bludgett herein is someone I wish Prather would keep around. He reminds of one of the three stooges. ( )
  andyray | Apr 10, 2011 |
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In the retirement wastelands of Arizona, Shell Scott does a favor for an Italian starlet   The bar goes silent when actress Lucrezia Brizante enters. Shell Scott has no idea why this Italian beauty is walking toward him, but he's about to find out. As it happens, he's exactly what she's looking for. There are thousands of private detectives in the United States, but none as batty as Scott, and for what Lucrezia desires, battiness is required.   Lucrezia is about to start filming Sins of Caesar's Orgies, the most outrageous movie of her career, but all she can think about is her father, who has joined the horde of retirees flocking to the deserts of Arizona. Something has soured his golden years, and he can do nothing but mutter to himself about some vague, evil conspiracy. Scott doesn't really care what's going on. All he knows is that Lucrezia has eyes as dark as tar pits, and he's ready to hurl himself inside them. Kill Me Tomorrow is the 35th book in the Shell Scott Mysteries, but you may enjoy reading the series in any order.

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