Rob Leininger

situational-humor, verbal-humor, private-investigators, murder, blackmail, buffoons, nevada

Hilarious! The publisher's blurb is a pretty good start, but it gets more convoluted and ROFL with each page. No erotica but funny innuendos, and Mort is a heavy drinker of. ..noncaf soda. The mystery revolves around a satire on the IRS with guest appearances by a couple of cartoonish FBI agents and other caricatures. The dialog is fun, the characters certainly are, and it has a real plot! Loved it!
Louis B Jack is fantastically believable as Mort who is both character and narrator in a low key, tongue in cheek way.
I won this audiobook in a giveaway!
I really win!… (meer)

Okay yea I really wanted to like this book. First of all, I didn't realize it was part of a series and this is the second book in the series. I HATE going into a book series not with the first one, but I thought I would give it a whirl because maybe it would be a good standalone. Nope, nada. I did not like the main character at all. Like oh there's these pretty women and I'm flirting with them when I should be doing my job and there's a dead man hanging in their garage? Rolls eyes. As a fan of Kinsey Malone, this P.I. fell flat for me and I only made it to page 46! Yup cannot continue reading it or finishing it. Sending it off to greener pastures.… (meer)